Documentation
Workspaces
Three ways to arrange the app around your servers, and the per-server pages the Workspace layout adds.
Three layouts
Workspace
A labelled menu listing your servers, with one row of views per server. It is the layout the per-server pages below belong to.
Classic
The menu on the left and the host list on the right — the arrangement most SSH clients use.
Sidebar
A slim bar of sections with the host list beside it. Change the layout in Settings, Appearance.
A server’s pages
Overview and more
In the Workspace layout each server has a row of views: Overview, SFTP, and read-only checks for Services, Domains and ports, and Security. They read the server over the session you already have, without installing anything.
Production is handled carefully
A server you mark as Production is not read on a timer until you say so — the page shows a “Read this server” button instead — and an action that would stop or block something asks before it runs.
Theme and zoom
Appearance
Settings, Appearance sets the app theme — system, dark or light — and the zoom level. The Workspace menu has a theme button at its foot that names the theme in use.
Terminal themes
The terminal has its own set of colour schemes, chosen separately from the app theme, so a dark app can hold a light terminal or the other way round.