Turbo SSHuttle
Finder-style SSH file transfer for macOS
Turbo SSHuttle launched on June 18, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Turbo SSHuttle is a macOS app for working across your Mac and SSH-connected servers with a Finder-style interface. Save servers, open multiple local and remote file panels, browse folders side by side, and drag files between machines without constantly remembering SSH, SCP, or rsync commands.
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Utilities Developer William Lock Language EN English Size 3.5 MB Mac Finder-style SSH file transfer for macOS with multi-panel browsing, drag-and-drop copies, and parallel transfer progress. Turbo SSHuttle is a Finder-style SSH file transfer workspace for macOS. Open your Mac and multiple SSH-connected machines side by side, then drag files between panels to move them. Turbo SSHuttle keeps the interface simple while handling the transfer route behind the scenes. Features: - Browse your Mac and SSH machines in multiple panels. - Drag files between panels for local, remote, and remote-to-remote transfers. - Run multiple transfers in parallel. - See transfer progress in real time. - Create…from apps.apple.com
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