
Noden
SSH, SFTP & RDP in one native Mac app, with an AI assistant
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- @nodenapp
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- Target Audience
- Mac UsersDevelopersIT Technicians
- Pricing
- Freemium from $10
- Platforms
- Desktop
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About Noden
Noden puts your SSH terminals, an SFTP file manager and Windows RDP in one native macOS window — open side by side in a grid (two Linux shells + a file manager + a Windows desktop at once). Key features: • Multi-session SSH with saved connections, per-tab latency, SSH tunnels, broadcast input, ⌘P quick switcher and Touch ID lock • A real dual-pane SFTP commander: drag from Finder, edit remote files in your own editor, column sorting and conflict handling • RDP built on FreeRDP and rendered with Metal, so resizing stays smooth — clipboard and file copy both ways, shared folders, RD Gateway • An optional AI assistant that knows whether it's on Linux or Windows and proposes the command — bring your own API key or use the built-in one What makes it different: it's native SwiftUI (no Electron), and credentials stay in the macOS Keychain — nothing is stored on our servers. Free for up to 5 connections; Pro is $10/yr. Requires macOS 13+.
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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.

Comments (2)
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!