A modern, dark-themed SSH connection manager for macOS. Save your
hosts, keys and options once — then double-click to open them in Terminal. No more
retyping ssh user@host -i … every time.
Self-contained — bundles its own Python + Tk, no dependencies. Unsigned, so first launch: right-click → Open.
Everything you need to manage a fleet of servers, nothing you don't.
Double-click a saved connection (or select it and hit Connect) to open Terminal and SSH straight in.
Add, edit and delete connections with host, user, port, identity file and any extra SSH options.
Filter your list as it grows — find the right box by name, host or user in a keystroke.
Rounded cards, colour-coded avatar badges, a themed scrollbar and a Proton-inspired purple accent.
Connections live as JSON in ~/.config/ssh-manager — easy to back up, edit or sync.
A built-in shortcut to pop open your hosts file when you need to wire up a new alias.
Two ways to get it — pick whichever you like.
The tap also carries our other apps. --no-quarantine
skips the Gatekeeper prompt on first launch.
Heads up: SSH Manager isn't yet signed/notarized, so macOS warns on first launch — approve it once with a right-click → Open. Apple Silicon Macs run it via Rosetta (you'll be prompted to install it the first time if needed).