Isolated VPNs
FortiGate, Cisco AnyConnect, GlobalProtect, Pulse/Ivanti, OpenVPN and WireGuard, each in its own Docker container. Your routing table and DNS never change.
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QuickSSH
Linux · early accessEverything behind your VPNs, from one place.
QuickSSH runs every VPN in its own isolated container. Reach servers, remote desktops, files and databases behind many VPNs at the same time, without touching your machine's network. The server does the work; credentials never leave it.
6VPN types
8connection types
100%Rust
0secrets on clients
Screens
Features
Embedded terminal
SSH sessions open in tabs with server stats, a file panel that follows your directory, macros and VPN → VPN → SSH → SSH chains.
Database ports
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL and Redis get a fixed local port. Your IDE connects to 127.0.0.1; the VPN starts on first use.
Remote desktop and files
RDP sessions as tabs, and a full SFTP/FTP/FTPS file manager with drag-and-drop and separate progress for file count and size.
Split tunnelling
Each VPN exposes an SSH tunnel and a SOCKS5 proxy, so a single browser, IDE or command can go through it while the rest of the machine stays local.
Built for teams, secure by design
A central server holds records; admins decide who reaches what. Local records are encrypted with Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305, and every action is audit-logged.
AI
How AI fits in
Built with AI coding agents under a strict architecture brief: "the server does the work, the client only displays". The brief spells out security invariants (secrets never leave the server, records are never stored unencrypted) and UI rules, and every behaviour change ships with tests.
Tech stack
- Rust
- Docker
- SSH
- RDP
- Argon2id
- XChaCha20-Poly1305
- Ed25519
