DOCS

Documentation.

From connecting your first host to setting up self-hosted E2EE sync — browse by topic, or just ask in the feedback community.

The articles are still being written; the topics they will cover are listed below. For now, try the FAQ or ask in the feedback community.

Getting started

From download to your first host in under two minutes.

  • Download and install
  • Importing .ssh/config (Include supported)
  • Connecting your first host
  • A tour: workspace and tool panel

Terminal and sessions

Tabs, reconnection, Safe Paste, and how the terminal looks.

  • Tabs and workspaces
  • Going stale and reconnecting
  • Safe Paste confirmation
  • Font, colours and text size

SFTP and transfers

Dual-pane browsing, drag to transfer, safe overwrites via temp files.

  • Opening SFTP inside a session
  • Transfer queue and safe overwrites
  • Editing remote files in place
  • SFTP identity and fallback reasons

Live monitoring

CPU, memory, disk and network while you work.

  • The panel and what it samples
  • Process list and sorting
  • Monitor states: unavailable and channel-limited

Snippets

Save the commands you repeat and drop them into the terminal.

  • Creating snippets and folders
  • Placeholders filled at run time
  • Running automatically after insert
  • Carried across devices by sync

Self-hosted sync

Your own private GitHub or Gitee repository as the backend. Free forever.

  • Setting up: private repository and access token
  • Sync Password and master key
  • Conflicts: keep local, remote or both
  • Rollback points

Accounts and devices

Signing in affects account features only; local features never depend on it.

  • Browser sign-in and device confirmation
  • The device list
  • Where account features end and local ones begin
  • Signing out and reconciliation

Diagnostics

When a connection fails, one sentence on how to fix it.

  • Diagnostic codes D01–D29
  • Host-key confirmation and trust modes
  • Recommended actions
  • Troubleshooting jump hosts and proxies

Versions and updates

How stable builds, betas and retired versions work.

  • Update prompts and the release manifest
  • Joining the beta
  • Distribution channels
  • Retired versions: security only

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