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Manage all servers in one place, with fast connect, edit, delete, and search.
Supports password and key-based login, custom ports, and reusable connection settings.
Configure HTTP or SOCKS proxies to work across restricted and complex network environments.
Connect to internal servers securely through jump hosts, including multi-hop scenarios.
Verify host fingerprints on first connect to reduce man-in-the-middle risks.
Inspect status and logs, then start, stop, restart, delete, and batch-operate containers.
Browse workflows, rename them, duplicate them, and remove what you no longer need.
Build workflows with drag and drop, update them in one click, and track node states with visible output logs.
Supports resumable transfers for large files, live speed monitoring, and drag-and-drop uploads.
Run concurrent downloads with pause, resume, and resumable transfer support.
Browse remote directories and edit, download, delete, rename, chmod, archive, or copy names and absolute paths.
Code highlighting, syntax checks, autocomplete, full-text search, and direct remote editing with auto-upload on save.
Adds a confirmation step before saving to reduce accidental changes.
Store frequently used commands to avoid repetitive typing. Edit, delete, run, and copy them at any time.
Quickly copy or favorite commands directly from the command history panel.
Organize all saved commands even when you are not connected to a server.
Open and inspect server logs directly inside the app with highlighted output.
Choose from 398 themes, font sizes from 8 to 38, and a curated set of terminal-friendly fonts.
For SSH tools, the biggest concern is often not missing features. It is whether connections detour through someone else, whether passwords get uploaded, and whether logs leak. TomatoTerm is designed to keep connections, data, and secrets under your control.
TomatoTerm does not hand your server connections to a third-party relay before executing actions for you. It is a local-first, local-storage, direct-connection desktop tool. It only contacts TomatoTerm servers for necessary scenarios such as licensing, activation, and limited event analytics.
SSH, SFTP, port forwarding, workflow execution, and the core links behind cloud-assisted features all connect from your device to the target resource directly, without relaying through TomatoTerm servers.
That means your remote access path is not “platform first, server second”, which reduces the trust burden of platform-held connections.
Connection settings, configuration data, and business data are stored on your local device by default instead of relying on cloud hosting.
Local data is encrypted with a combination of device context and application mechanisms, aiming to make it hard to reuse outside the current device and current software environment.
Sensitive data such as passwords, SSH private keys, and API keys is not left in plain text across ordinary config files.
These secrets are encrypted and stored in the credential store provided by the operating system, so access is handled by system-level security capabilities.
Logs are essential for troubleshooting, but they can easily become another leak source. TomatoTerm masks log data where possible to avoid direct exposure of passwords, keys, tokens, and other secrets.
Even during issue investigation, the goal is to balance useful diagnostics with minimal data exposure.
Communication with official TomatoTerm servers is intentionally limited to required cases such as licensing, activation, and a small amount of event analytics.
In daily operations, the core admin workflow does not depend on continuously sending your server actions to the platform.
Many users worry less about their servers and more about whether the management tool takes one more privilege, keeps one more copy of data, or adds one more hidden network hop.
TomatoTerm aims to lower that concern so you can use batch management, workflows, and automation without taking unnecessary platform-side risk.
Three simple steps from download to your first workflow, even for first-time users.
Supports Windows and macOS
Enter IP, username, and password
Supports key auth and jump hosts
Drag nodes onto the canvas
Connect, configure, run. That is it.
