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sshly

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Sshly is a native SSH client for Mac that integrates connections, keys, and file transfers in one app without subscriptions or bloat. It secures credentials in the macOS Keychain and supports built-in SFTP, FTP, and FTPS for file management.

The product, beyond the pitch

Automatically researched · Not editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 16, 2026

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A good fit for

  • Mac users who want an integrated SSH client with file transfer and key management without subscriptions or accounts.

Know the limitations

Not confirmed yet.

What you can do

  • Managing multiple SSH connections organized by project, environment, or client with quick search.
  • Running AI tools over saved SSH connections with per-server permissions and credentials never leaving the Keychain.

Features

  • Visual tunnel manager for local, remote, and dynamic SOCKS proxies enabling port forwarding with a GUI.
  • Multi-tab sessions allowing each server in its own tab with keyboard shortcuts and session restoration on relaunch.
  • Smart reconnect feature to quickly restore sessions after network changes.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

Not confirmed yet.

sshly pricing

No plans recorded yet.

THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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A practical workflow

  1. Import SSH keys and connections from ~/.ssh/config and manage them with a Spotlight-style search (⌘K).
  2. Drag and drop files from Finder to any server and edit remote files in the built-in editor.
  3. Use the visual tunnel manager to set up port forwarding and manage local, remote, and dynamic SOCKS proxies.

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