plutoops
The workbench for servers: files, terminals, Push, Monitor, tunnels and backups, for anything you can SSH into.
Download for Macplutoops opens any machine you can SSH into: its files, terminals, health and backups, and runs a command on fifty of them as easily as one. Nothing to install on the servers.
Also runs on a Linux server, opened in your browser through an SSH tunnel.
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plutoops connects over the SSH you already use, with the keys you already have. There is no agent to install, no port to open and no daemon to keep patched, so it works on boxes you don't own as well as the ones you do.
Your plutoshell account only carries what you choose to sync between Macs, sealed before it leaves: saved passwords and keys, settings, backups.
Passwords, keys and backups are sealed on your own machine with a key made from your password. We store what we can't read.
Signing in sends a value worked out from it, not the password itself.
Saved passwords, private keys and certificates are locked with a key only your password unlocks.
They're encrypted where they're made, before upload, with a passphrase from your vault or one you type.
Each piece gets only the access it needs: the storage keys plutoshell holds are limited to one bucket.
On business accounts, terminal session history is kept as an audit trail your managers can read, and it is stored readable. That one is a deliberate trade, and we say so.
A business account puts your whole team on the same servers with roles, policies and a record of every session, without handing out shared root passwords.
People sign in to servers with short-lived certificates instead of copied keys, commands to many servers can need a manager's approval, and every terminal session is kept for audit.
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything a manager can, plus the account's plan. |
| Manager | Invite and remove people, set login policy by tag, approve fleet-wide commands, read the audit trail. |
| Member | Work on the servers their tags allow, with the login methods policy allows. |
The workbench for servers: files, terminals, Push, Monitor, tunnels and backups, for anything you can SSH into.
Download for MacThe same app running on a Linux server, opened in your browser through an SSH tunnel. Nothing listens on the network.
How to install itYour documents and files on your Mac, with every version kept and nothing lost.
Download for Mac| FreeFor trying it out | PremiumFor your own servers | BusinessFor a team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| plutoops and plutodesk | Included | Included | Included |
| Vault, synced between your Macs | Included | Included | Included |
| Encrypted cloud backups | 100 MB | 100 GB | 1 TB |
| Roles, login policy and approvals | – | – | Included |
| Short-lived SSH certificates | – | – | Included |
| Session audit trail | – | – | Included |