Hey Product Hunt 👋 For years my server workflow was the same: PuTTY in one window, WinSCP in another, a text file of passwords somewhere, and Permission denied every time I tried to upload into /var/www. So I built SSH Command: one desktop app where the terminal and the file panes share one SSH connection. What you get 🖥️ Real terminal + dual-pane SFTP/SCP side by side. No second login, no second app. 🔐 Sudo from the GUI, explicit and scoped. Click Elevate, and uploads, chmod and chown that need root just work. It ends after 5 idle minutes, or when you disconnect if you choose. 🗂️ Drag and drop whole folders, from Finder/Explorer too. 🛑 No silent overwrites. Every clash is listed with size and date before anything is replaced. 🔒 Encrypted local vault (AES-256-GCM) for hosts and passwords. Nothing goes to a cloud. 🚇 Tunnels, jump hosts and auto-reconnect, free for everyone. 📡 FTP/FTPS window for the old shared host you still have to look after. Pro tools (with the commercial licence): two-way folder sync with a preview, scheduled transfers, one command on many servers at once, saved scripts and session restore. Pricing: free for personal use, home labs and learning. Work use is $39 one-time per user, 12 months of updates included. No subscription. Runs on macOS (Apple Silicon), Windows and Linux (AppImage, .deb). I'd love to hear the one thing that still annoys you in your SSH client. That's what I'll build next 🙏

SSH Command

PuTTY + WinSCP in one modern app, with sudo that just works

PuTTY + WinSCP in one modern app, with sudo that just works