Linux server management over SSH – written in Rust and Tauri
Serverbox is an agentless desktop control panel for Linux servers. Dashboards, terminals, file management, Docker, services, cron, users, firewalls and SSH tunnels — over plain SSH, with nothing installed on your servers. Free for macOS, Windows and Linux.
What it does
Written in Rust+Tauri , Serverbox uses SSH to give you live dashboards, a real terminal, file management, Docker, services, cron, users and firewalls. Connect over the credentials you already have. Install nothing on your servers. Serverbox speaks plain SSH to your machines. Whatever works in your terminal works in Serverbox, presented as tools you can actually click. Save as many servers as you need. Group them, tag them, mark favorites, and find anything instantly with server search — including your own private notes for each machine. Open multiple workspaces side by side, drag to reorder, rename tabs, and keep several tabs on the same server for different tasks. Terminal sessions stay…from serverbox.stupidlabs.lol
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