
Noden
SSH, SFTP, RDP & a Touch ID vault in one native Mac app
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Noden is a native macOS client (SwiftUI, not Electron) that brings SSH, SFTP, a Windows RDP desktop and serial console into one window, side by side. Run multiple terminal sessions in a resizable grid with broadcast input, transfer files with a dual-pane SFTP manager, open RDP rendered with Metal, and reach switches and routers over serial. Its Touch ID password vault stores passwords, SSH keys, API tokens, secure notes and TOTP/2FA codes in the macOS Keychain, never synced to iCloud. A built-in browser extension for Safari, Chrome and Firefox fills website logins and 2FA codes without exposing the password to the page, and you can import your existing vault from 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass or Chrome. Noden also connects to legacy switches and routers that other Mac clients refuse (older SSH algorithms, SSH-1.99, keyboard-interactive), and adds broadcast input, a privacy mode, encrypted .noden backups and an optional approve-first AI command assistant. macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel. Free for 5 connections and 20 vault items; Pro is $5.99 the first year, then $10.99 per year.
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Credentials staying in the Keychain with nothing on your servers is the detail that decides whether anyone trusts this. Good that it is stated plainly instead of buried in a privacy page.

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editing remote files in my own editor is the part I keep missing. I run one VPS and end up with a terminal plus a separate sftp app open all day. does the edit save straight back over the connection?
@eusebiubalanmedia Yes. Open it from the SFTP pane, edit in your own editor, and on save Noden writes it back over the same connection. No re-upload step. The terminal sits in the same window, so you can restart the service right there.
Maker here — I built Noden because I was juggling a terminal, an SFTP app and Microsoft Remote Desktop all day. Happy to answer anything about the SSH/RDP internals. Honest feedback welcome!