Manage dozens of servers from one app instead of juggling separate RDP, SSH, and SFTP clients.
Use the Alt+M quick-launch to jump to any saved connection instantly by typing part of its name.
Organize remote connections with tags, colors, and icons to keep dev, staging, and production servers visually separate.
1Remote is a Windows application for managing remote connections to other computers. Instead of keeping track of different tools for different types of connections, it brings them all into one place. From a single interface, you can connect to machines using RDP (the standard Windows remote desktop protocol), SSH (a text-based terminal used commonly with Linux servers), VNC (a screen-sharing protocol that works across operating systems), Telnet, SFTP, FTP, and a few other options including RemoteApp. The app includes a quick-launch shortcut, triggered with Alt+M, that lets you search and open any saved connection without navigating through menus. This is useful if you manage many servers or remote machines and want to get to a specific one quickly. Connections can be organized with tags, custom icons, colors, and connection scripts. The app supports multiple display setups and handles high-resolution monitors for RDP sessions. It also supports tabbed connections so you can have several sessions open at once without switching between separate windows. For protocols like SFTP, FTP, and VNC, you can configure 1Remote to hand off the actual connection to a different tool of your choosing, rather than using the built-in handling. This makes it compatible with workflows where you already have a preferred client for certain connection types. 1Remote is distributed as a portable application, meaning you can unpack it and run it without going through an installer. It is available in multiple languages and themes.
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