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SSH · SFTP · Server metrics

Remote work,
natively done.

Your terminal, files and server health in one native window.
Built with Swift 6 and SwiftUI, tuned for Apple silicon.

Apple silicon (M1 or later) / macOS 14+

Mac
ApexTerm 1.2.4 · Release notes · 1.0.4 Previous release
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Features

Everything you reach for

The things you do most — terminal, files and monitoring — brought together, natively.

Terminal + SFTP

Terminal and files

Type commands above and manage remote files below. cd somewhere in the terminal and the SFTP view follows (OSC 7).

Explore the details
  • Drag files in from Finder to upload.
  • Full terminal keyboard input with support for Chinese input methods.
Server metrics

Live metrics without an agent

Nothing to install on the server. CPU, memory, network and disk are sampled over the existing SSH connection and charted natively.

Security

Credentials stay in the Keychain

Passwords and private keys live in the macOS Keychain, with optional Touch ID when they're used.

Working at scale

Broadcast input and keyword highlighting

Type once and send it to a group of hosts. Rules highlight keywords such as ERROR and FATAL as output arrives.

FAQ

Questions

Open source

Explore on GitHub ↗
Is ApexTerm free?

Yes. It's free and open source under the MIT License.

Do I need to install anything on my servers?

No. Monitoring reads system information over the SSH connection; nothing needs to run on the server.

Where are my passwords and keys stored?

In the macOS Keychain on your Mac. They're never uploaded anywhere.

ApexTerm for Mac & iPhone

Bring remote work back to native.

Apple silicon · macOS 14+ · MIT licensed