SSHFire is a lightweight desktop SSH client built around a Rust core with a Tauri and React front end, with the goal of collecting everyday server work in one place. Connections can be organised into folders and searched, opened by double click or through a quick-connect shortcut, and authentication covers passwords, key files including passphrases, the SSH agent and keyboard-interactive two-factor, along with jump hosts and host key verification. Terminals support tabs as well as side-by-side, stacked and grid layouts, can be recorded to a plain-text log, and show metrics such as CPU, memory, disk and network. An SFTP panel follows the shell working directory and supports transfers, renaming and permission changes, while tunnels cover local, SOCKS5 and remote port forwarding.
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SSHFire is a desktop SSH client that keeps saved servers, tabbed terminals, an SFTP panel and live server metrics in one interface. It supports key and two-factor authentication, jump hosts, port forwarding and session recording, and runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. Passwords and key passphrases are held in the operating system key store rather than in files.