Name: SecurSSH
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

SSH management for developers who don't cut corners on security. We got tired of choosing between a great terminal and a secure one. So we built both. SecurSSH imports your ~/.ssh/ config on first launch. Connect in 2 clicks. Share credentials with your team: no Slack, no plain-text keys. Multi-tab, split view, E2E encrypted sync, biometric unlock, GDPR-compliant, hosted in Europe. Free to start, no card needed.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I've been a dev and sysadmin for 10 years. For 10 years, I looked the other way on the same shortcuts everyone else takes. The wake-up call: an internal security audit. The consultant flagged our SSH practices first. We were using Termius as a team, sharing keys over DMs, and calling it "access management". I looked for a European alternative — actually secure, usable daily, without an enterprise budget. It didn't exist. So I built it. What changed along the way: The first version was just a terminal with encrypted vaults. Early feedback reframed everything: the real problem wasn't encryption, it was friction. A secure tool nobody uses secures nothing. We rebuilt around that idea — security had to be invisible, not an obstacle. What it actually solves: SSH keys shared in Slack. Access never revoked when someone leaves the team. No audit logs when something goes wrong. Not glamorous — but that's what causes incidents. Free to start, no credit card. Tell me what's missing. This community's feedback already changed the product once. It will again. 👇

@tsiriwatizi Thats great!!! Keep up

@vasileiost Thank you! Your encouragement means a lot to us. Stay tuned for more updates!

As a full-stack dev, SSH access is one of those things that can get messy pretty fast, especially when you’re dealing with multiple servers, environments, or teammates.

What I like here is that it keeps things simple and practical. No unnecessary complexity, just a cleaner way to manage access and avoid the usual SSH headaches.

Definitely worth trying if SSH is part of your daily workflow.

I’d like to see more integrations with the tools dev teams already use, and maybe more visibility into access history or activity. But overall, the core workflow already feels useful and easy to adopt.

Mostly the usual manual setup with SSH keys, shared docs, and internal scripts. It works for a while, but it becomes harder to keep clean as the team or number of environments grows.

@tsiriwatizi Thats great!!! Keep up

@vasileiost Thank you! Your encouragement means a lot to us. Stay tuned for more updates!

As a full-stack dev, SSH access is one of those things that can get messy pretty fast, especially when you’re dealing with multiple servers, environments, or teammates.

What I like here is that it keeps things simple and practical. No unnecessary complexity, just a cleaner way to manage access and avoid the usual SSH headaches.

Definitely worth trying if SSH is part of your daily workflow.

Mostly the usual manual setup with SSH keys, shared docs, and internal scripts. It works for a while, but it becomes harder to keep clean as the team or number of environments grows.

SecurSSH

SSH access for developers. Secure, European, done right.

SSH access for developers. Secure, European, done right.

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