No bloat, no Java, no nag screens. A native-compiled client that starts fast and stays out of your way.
Edit remote files in your own editor
Double-click a file on the server and it opens in VS Code, Notepad++, PyCharm — whatever you've set as your editor. Hit save, and cdx-ssh uploads the change straight back to the server. No download–edit–reupload dance, ever.
Five protocols, one window
SSH terminals, SFTP and FTP file browsers, Telnet and Raw TCP — every connection lives in the same tabbed window with live status dots.
A real terminal
Full xterm-256color emulation with clickable links, adjustable font size and scrollback, and optional auto-clear of MOTD noise on connect.
Built-in file manager
Browse remote files over SFTP or FTP. New folder, rename, delete, multi-select, and recursive uploads and downloads.
Files beside your shell
Pop open a resizable SFTP panel right next to any SSH terminal — no second app, no second connection to set up.
Secrets stay secret
Passwords and passphrases live in the Windows Credential Manager — never in plaintext config files. Key-based auth supported too.
Drag & drop, both directions
Drop files from Explorer onto the app to upload. Drag remote files out of the app onto your desktop to download. It just works — like they were local.
Session manager
Saved profiles grouped by protocol, one-click reconnect from your recents, and a Quick Connect bar for one-off sessions.
Transfers you can see
Every upload and download shows live progress in the status bar — with a cancel button and an "open folder" shortcut when it lands.
Discord Rich Presence
Optionally show your connection count on Discord while you work. Toggle it off in settings any time.
Portable by design
One native-compiled .exe. Run it from a USB stick with zero install, or use the installer for Start Menu and shortcuts.