One window for every remote connection you use.

Embedded, multi-session RDP — several desktops open at once, each in its own tab, all inside one window.

• Live dynamic resolution — resize the window and the remote desktop reflows, no scrollbars or letterboxing
• Clipboard redirection and keyboard capture, so Alt+Tab goes to the remote session
• Automatic reconnect with the server’s actual disconnect reason
• Saved credentials with domain, or the standard Windows prompt at connect time

A real terminal emulator, written for this app rather than bolted on.

• xterm-256color with 24-bit true colour, bold, dim, underline and reverse video
• Full-screen TUI support — vim, htop, less, top and anything using the alternate screen buffer
• 5,000 lines of scrollback, mouse selection, bracketed paste
• Live resize tells the remote PTY the new size, so full-screen apps redraw correctly

A no-nonsense remote file browser over SFTP, FTP and FTPS.

• Drag files straight from Windows Explorer into the listing to upload
• Rename, delete (including recursive), create folders, multi-select download
• Live progress with cancel on every transfer
• Per-connection start folder, explicit-TLS FTPS, and anonymous FTP

Folders that nest as deep as you like — by client, environment or data centre.

• Move a connection into a folder, reorder within one, nest a folder or drag it back to the root
• Drop targets highlight as you drag; impossible moves are refused rather than breaking the tree
• Folders remember whether they were expanded

Every open session gets a tab, and switching tabs never disconnects anything.

• Sessions stay live in the background while you work elsewhere
• Status dots in the sidebar and tab strip: grey disconnected, amber connecting, green connected
• Protocol badges — SSH, SFTP, FTP, MySQL, PGSQL, MSSQL — keep a long list readable
• Ctrl+B collapses the sidebar and gives the whole window to the session

Paste a connection string into the Host field and the whole form fills itself in.

• Type, host, port, TLS setting and starting folder are all detected
• Handles the ftps:// strings Azure App Service hands you
• ftp://, sftp://, ssh://, rdp://, mysql://, postgres:// and sqlserver:// work the same way
• Usernames and database names come across too

Databases, schemas, tables, views, routines and columns, following each server’s own conventions.

• Columns show type, nullability and the primary-key marker
• Children load lazily, so a server with hundreds of databases stays responsive
• Double-click a table for a preview query, correctly quoted for the dialect
• Right-click to copy a qualified name or refresh a branch

Enough of a workbench to answer a question without launching a separate tool.

• Run with F5 or Ctrl+Enter; with text selected, only the selection runs
• Multiple result sets from one batch, with a picker to move between them
• Elapsed time and row counts on every run, and cancel for a long query
• SQL errors appear inline in red — a typo doesn’t kill your session

A picker above the tree switches which database the session is working in.

• MySQL and SQL Server switch in place
• PostgreSQL reconnects transparently, the way pgAdmin behaves
• Your saved connection is never modified
• Results capped at 5,000 rows per set, so a careless SELECT * can’t lock up the app