One window for the whole fleet
SSH and local terminals as tabs or a grid, SFTP and object storage as dual panes, a transfer queue underneath, RDP where the platform supports it.
Windows · macOS · Linux
No account
No telemetry
MIT licence
Every server you look after, in one window.
SSH, SFTP, RDP and cloud storage — on your machine, with no account and no cloud.
Why RemoteFlow
Your secrets stay where the OS keeps secrets
Windows Credential Manager, macOS Keychain, or libsecret — with an encrypted local vault (Argon2id + AES-GCM) when there is no keyring at all.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry
No sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporting, no licence check. The only request it ever makes that you did not configure is an optional update check you switch on yourself.
SSH SFTP RDP S3 Azure Blob — five protocols, one connection list.
See it in action
Feature pages
Connections
A folder tree of saved connections with tags, favourites, environments, search, filters and a Ctrl+K command palette.
Terminals
Real terminal emulation over a real PTY. Local and SSH sessions side by side, as tabs or a tiled grid.
SFTP
A dual-pane file browser over SSH with drag-and-drop, remote editing and a full permission editor.
Object storage
Amazon S3, Azure Blob and S3-compatible services (MinIO, R2, B2, Wasabi) as connections like any other.
Transfers
Active, queued, completed and failed transfers in one list — with per-item throughput and ETA.
Backup
Export and import everything, plus automatic backups that land on a folder, an SFTP host or a storage account.
Remote desktop
Embedded RDP tabs on Windows; the platform's own RDP client everywhere else.
Security & privacy
No telemetry, no accounts, OS-level credential storage, and host key verification that never silently accepts a changed key.
Supported platforms
Every prebuilt artefact is self-contained — the .NET runtime is inside it. Nothing to install first.
| Platform | Status | Prebuilt downloads | Embedded RDP tabs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 x64 | Fully supported | Installer + portable zip | ✓ Yes |
| Windows 11 ARM64 | Fully supported | Installer + portable zip | ✓ Yes |
| Linux x64 | Fully supported | .deb + portable tarball | External client only |
| Linux ARM64 | Fully supported | .deb + portable tarball | External client only |
| macOS (Apple silicon & Intel) | Supported — builds from source | None yet | External client only |
Everything else — connections, terminals, SFTP, object storage, transfers, backup, settings — is identical on all three platforms. See the download page for exact file names and install steps.
No telemetry, no cloud, no accounts
RemoteFlow opens network connections to the hosts you configure, and makes exactly one other request — the update check, and only when you turn it on. Cloud storage is not RemoteFlow having a cloud: an S3 or Azure connection is a host you configured, and the traffic goes straight from your machine to your bucket.