SSH in the browser

Terminal
right in the panel

A full SSH session right in your browser — to the whole server or into a specific site's directory. No local client, no password sharing, with your own keys.

A real console, not an emulator

An interactive session with autocomplete, history and colored output — just like your favorite terminal.

deploy@web-01: ~/shop.example.com connected
deploy@web-01:~/shop.example.com$ php artisan about
  Environment .......................... production
  Laravel Version ...................... 11.9.0
  PHP Version .......................... 8.3.6
  Cache .................................... CACHED

deploy@web-01:~/shop.example.com$ git pull && composer install --no-dev -q
Already up to date. 

deploy@web-01:~/shop.example.com$ _

Two levels of access

Open the terminal where you work — on the whole server or inside a single site.

Terminal to a server

Full server access for administration: services, packages, diagnostics. As the chosen server user.

root@web-01:~#

Terminal to a site

A session straight in the site's directory and as its system user — artisan, composer, wp-cli with no risk to neighboring sites.

deploy@web-01:~/shop.example.com$

Convenient and secure

The terminal inherits the panel's entire security model — keys, isolation and permissions.

Key-based access

Connect with your own keys. Passwords are never transmitted or stored in the browser.

User isolation

A site's terminal runs as its system user — access strictly within the site.

From any device

All you need is a browser. Handle an incident even from your phone, with no client setup.

Copy-paste and history

Paste commands, scroll output and browse history — like in a regular terminal.

Choose the user

Open a session as the server user you need, within their permissions.

Instant access

No VPN or port forwarding — the session opens straight from the server or site card.

The console is always at hand

Open the terminal straight from the panel — to a server or a site, in one click.

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