I Built a macOS App for SSH, SFTP, Docker & Server Management – Looking for Feedback

Hey everyone!

I'm a software developer, and I've been working on a macOS application called All in Term.

The idea came from a problem I kept running into while working with remote Linux servers.

I was constantly switching between different applications for SSH connections, SFTP transfers, database management, Docker, and server monitoring.

Each tool worked well individually, but managing everything across multiple windows became frustrating.

So I decided to build something that brings these workflows together.

What is All in Term?​

All in Term is a macOS application designed to simplify terminal and remote server management.

The current version, 1.0.2, supports both Intel-based Macs and Apple Silicon.

Current Features​

• Terminal & SSH: Local shell sessions, multiple tabs, SSH connections, and private key authentication.

• SFTP File Manager: Browse, upload, download, and edit files on remote servers.

• Database Tools: Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB, inspect tables, and execute SQL queries.

• Docker Management: Inspect containers, review logs, and explore Docker Compose configurations.

• Nginx Tools: Review server configurations, access logs, and traffic patterns.

• Redis Management: Browse keys, inspect values, and manage TTL settings.

• Server Monitoring: Monitor CPU, memory, disk usage, running processes, and network ports.

• System Care: Explore server health information and maintenance tools.

Why I Built It​

My goal wasn't necessarily to replace every specialized developer tool.

I wanted to create a more connected workspace where common infrastructure tasks could be handled without constantly switching applications.

I'm still improving the experience, particularly around usability and everyday workflows.

All in Term is currently free to use.

Website: https://allinterm.com/

Download for macOS: https://allinterm.com/download.html

I'd Love Your Feedback​

I'm especially interested in hearing from developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators who regularly manage Linux servers from macOS.

A few questions:

• Do you prefer dedicated tools for SSH, SFTP, and databases, or an integrated workspace?

• What's missing from your current terminal or SSH setup?

• Which features would make an application like this genuinely useful in your daily workflow?

I'd really appreciate any suggestions, criticism, or feedback.

Thanks for reading!