SSH, files, remote desktop, Docker and virtual machines in one app, with an AI agent that does the work on your servers, step by step and with your permission. It warns you when something goes wrong, and your servers are on all your devices without going through any cloud.
ls -ladocker psapt install htopor AI → Agent → “how is the disk?”, or press ⌘KTerminals have worked the same way for thirty years: you type every command and copy your servers by hand from one computer to the next. Not this one.
Ask it to “install nginx” and it does: it checks which system the server runs, runs each step once you approve it and checks the result before moving on.
How it works02From your laptop to your PC or your phone over your own network, encrypted and verified with a QR code. No accounts and no server in between.
How it syncs03Connect your Hostealo account and your servers show up with their system and their IP kept current. Power them on or reboot them without leaving the app.
For customersCPU, memory, disk and network live under the terminal, with nothing installed on the server. And the output is colored automatically, so what matters stands out.
Click the bar to see every disk, the load and how long it has been up.
IPs, errors, paths and dates highlighted in any program.
A click takes you to the session you already have open; a right click opens another.
When something fails, the assistant reads the output and explains what happened.
“Install nginx and check that it responds.” The assistant checks which system your server runs, proposes each command, runs it when you allow it and reads the result before moving on.
Every command waits for your approval; dangerous ones are flagged in red.
Claude, OpenAI or Ollama running locally. And no API key needed if you use Claude Code.
Reads the recent output to explain an error or what is going on.
Chains the steps, checks every result and sums up what it did.
⌘K searches your servers, open tabs, commands and the app's actions. ⌘P opens your quick commands to run them in the session. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl.
Part of the name, the IP or the folder. Enter takes you to the session; ⌘Enter opens a new one.
“Restart nginx”, “Disk space”… one click away on any server, and on all your computers.
If a command could delete data or shut the server down, it asks you to confirm first.
Save a whole script: it runs line by line in the open session.
You add a server on your laptop and want it on your office PC too, with its folders and your quick commands. No accounts to create and no credentials uploaded to any cloud: the devices talk to each other.
With both devices on the same Wi-Fi they find each other. The data goes from one to the other without touching the internet.
If the network keeps them from seeing each other, scan the QR code or paste its link. Nobody can get in the middle.
Fresh keys for every sync and a code you check on both screens. Passwords only if you tick the box.
Export everything to a file encrypted with your password and open it on the other machine. If it already had servers, they are merged.
Mac, Windows and Linux with each other today; with your phone as soon as the app is out.
One tab with every server you are connected to, live. If a disk fills up, memory or CPU stay high or a session drops, it tells you in the app and with a system notification.
CPU, memory, every disk and the network of each open session.
Only when the problem lasts, and it tells you when it is resolved.
Choose in Settings from which percentage you want to be warned.
It uses the session's own connection; there are no agents on the server.
From the menu of any server, over the same SSH connection and with the tools it already has. No API to enable and nothing to install.
The server's containers grouped by Compose project, with their image, state, ports and the memory they use.
The virtual machines of a Proxmox VE node or a KVM server with libvirt, such as SolusVM 2 nodes, with their state and resources.
Connect your account once and your VPS and dedicated servers appear in the sidebar on their own, with their system's logo and an IP that is always current.
Terminal, files, remote desktop, containers and virtual machines, with one design and your servers in one place.
As in FileZilla, with Hostealo's design: drag between panes to upload and download, with several transfers at once and their progress in view. Also on Windows servers with OpenSSH.
What fails in other clients, solved: the black bars, the sound, the clipboard and moving files to the server.
The desktop fits the window's size, with no black bars, and adapts when you resize it.
The server's audio plays on your computer, on a Mac too. An indicator in the bar tells you whether it is coming through.
Pick a folder on your computer from the bar and it shows up as a drive in Windows.
Text, images and files both ways, without the clipboard giving up halfway through a session.
If the server has OpenSSH, open its file manager from the same tab or with a right click.
Import from MobaXterm, Royal TS, PuTTY, FileZilla, ~/.ssh/config or .rdp files. It keeps your folders and marks the ones you already have so you don't duplicate them.
A terminal holds the keys to your servers. That's why its code is public and your secrets never leave your computer.
Stored in the system keychain, never in a file of the app.
To show a saved password, your Mac asks for your fingerprint or your password.
If a server's host key changes, we warn you; it is never accepted silently.
Between your computers, with fresh keys every time; in a file, with your password.
No sign-up, and your servers are not stored on any server, not even Hostealo's.
You can read and audit all the code: you know exactly what it does with your access.
For your system, no sign-up. If you're a customer, connect your account when you open it.
What people usually ask us about the terminal.
An app for Mac, Windows and Linux that brings together everything you use to manage servers: SSH terminal, SFTP and FTP file manager, RDP remote desktop, Docker, virtual machines, alerts and an AI assistant.
Yes. The app is free and its code is public. You only pay, if you want, for the AI provider you connect; you can also use your Claude subscription or a local model with Ollama.
No. It works with any server. If you are a customer, you can connect your account and your VPS and dedicated servers show up on their own, with their IP kept current, and you can power them on, shut them down, reboot them or reset their root password from the app. The list updates itself every few minutes.
In your system's keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or Secret Service on Linux). The app never writes them to its files or sends them anywhere.
Only if you want it to. By default it suggests commands that you insert or run with a click. In agent mode it runs the steps itself, but every command asks for your permission first and dangerous ones are flagged.
What you decide: the session details and, if you tick the box, the last lines of the terminal. They are sent only to the provider you configured, never to Hostealo.
Open “Sync devices” on both. On the same network they find each other; otherwise, scan the QR code. For a new computer, export a password-encrypted copy and open it there. Everything goes directly from one device to the other, encrypted: nothing passes through the internet or our servers.
No. The resource monitor, alerts, Docker and virtual machines use the same SSH connection and the tools the server already has (docker, pvesh or virsh). No agents to install, ports to open or APIs to enable.
Yes. On a Proxmox VE node you see the machines of the whole cluster; on a KVM server with libvirt, such as a SolusVM 2 node, it manages them with virsh. You can power them on, shut them down, reboot them or open their console; the SolusVM panel picks up the changes on its next sync.
When a disk goes over 90%, memory stays high for more than a minute, CPU for more than two, or a session drops. The thresholds can be changed in Settings, and the alert shows in the app and, if you want, as a system notification.
No. It's the real app running in your browser with sample data: the servers, the files and the AI's answers are simulated, and no connection leaves your browser.
Yes: MobaXterm, Royal TS and TSX, PuTTY, FileZilla, the ~/.ssh/config file and .rdp files, with their folders. Those programs' encrypted passwords are not imported; the app asks for them when you connect.
The code is public under the Functional Source License (FSL): you or your company can read, audit, modify and use it for anything except building a product that competes with it. Every version becomes Apache 2.0 licensed after two years.
We're building it with the people who use it every day. Tell us what you miss or what you'd like it to do.