FilesSFTP
The usual choice. Sign in with a password or a private key, kept on this server. The host key is checked every time.
Browser files Self-hosted on this server
The files on the machines you run.
Every account starts with My files, its own space kept for you, with a Trash for anything deleted. Add an SFTP, FTP, or FTPS server beside it. Browse folders, drag files in to upload, edit text files, and download whole folders as a zip, in the same dark workspace as the terminal.
Sign in to save a server on this machine.
FTPS
FTP with TLS when the machine already speaks it.
FTP
Plain FTP is there for the machines that still need it.
What it does
Every file host, one quiet list.
Saved servers, a single account, and a layout that works on a phone.
01Saved servers
One list for every file host.
Name it, set the protocol and port, and come back to it.
- The password is written outside the connection list.
- The page never receives it again.
- Group and tag servers, and drag them into order, the same as hosts in the terminal.
- Tag a server prod, and deletes ask you to type the name.
02Account
One sign-in for this app.
The first visit creates the account. After that, the door stays shut.
- Email, a photo, and a password change sit in the same profile as the terminal.
03Phone
The list first, then the files.
A narrow window shows the servers. Open one and the workspace takes the screen.
- Install it from Chrome when you want it standalone.
Open the file list.
Sign in on this server. Create account appears only while the first user is still missing.