Server & Group Management
Organize infrastructure with a sidebar-first macOS navigation model.
Built by
Native macOS SSH workspace, without context switching.
Webiqu helps you manage multiple servers from one place with integrated terminal sessions, file browsing, monitoring, and saved commands. Built with SwiftUI and SwiftData for a modern, native macOS experience.
platform
macOS
ui
SwiftUI
data
SwiftData
license
MIT
Server Workspace
Terminal Tabs
Open multiple SSH-backed terminal tabs per server.
Files + Monitoring
Browse remote files and inspect CPU, memory, disk in one workspace.
Saved Commands
Store repeatable shell snippets and run them instantly.
Highlights
Everything from your README, translated into a focused product story.
Multi-Tab Terminal Sessions
Run parallel shell workflows per server in dedicated tabs.
Remote File Operations
Browse, upload, download, create, rename, and edit files over SSH/SFTP.
Live Monitoring
Track CPU, memory, and disk usage with chart-based visual feedback.
Saved Command Library
Keep frequently used commands close to execution context.
Flexible Authentication
SSH agent or key-based auth, with app-level key fallback settings.
Core Workflow
Step 1
Add a Server
Create a server group, define host and user, then choose authentication mode.
Step 2
Operate in Workspace
Use terminal tabs, browse files, monitor metrics, and execute saved commands.
Step 3
Set App Defaults
Configure default key paths and color defaults once for consistent onboarding.
Tech Stack
Swift
SwiftUI
SwiftData
Charts
AppKit
Security Notes
- Key handling is managed through dedicated security services in the app architecture.
- Private and public key paths are user-configured and resolved locally.
- Review macOS sandbox and file permission behavior before production distribution.
Get Started
Open the Xcode project, select the Webiqu scheme, and build.
xcodebuild -project Webiqu.xcodeproj -scheme Webiqu -configuration Debug -sdk macosx build