VPS Manager (vpsm-app)
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Details for VPS Manager
Package name
- vpsm-app
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 14 September 2026 - latest/stable
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Manage and connect to your VPS servers from one place
VPS Manager is a desktop application for managing multiple remote servers from a single, clean interface. Built for developers, sysadmins, and anyone who regularly connects to Linux servers.
Instead of remembering IP addresses, usernames, ports, and SSH keys across a dozen terminal tabs, VPS Manager keeps all your servers organized and lets you connect with a single click.
Features:
- One-click SSH connections to any server
- Supports both SSH key and password authentication
- Store and manage credentials securely per server
- Search and filter across all your servers instantly
- Drag and drop to reorder your server list
- Cloud sync to share your server list across machines
- Push and pull your server config to a remote backup
- Light and dark theme
- Runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS
- Automatic updates
VPS Manager does not store passwords in plain text and does not send any data to third-party services. Cloud sync uses your own server over SSH.
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