Zedlin

Features

Everything in Zedlin, in one place.

The full list. Features marked Team need a Zedlin server; everything else works in a personal workspace too.

Connect

Reach any server, any way.

Terminal

Accurate emulation for htop, vim and less, with a key bar on iPhone.

Remote Desktop

Windows desktops inside Zedlin on iPhone, Windows and Linux.

Snippets

Save a command once and run it on any server.

Run on many servers

One command, many servers, every result.

Jump hosts

Reach servers behind a bastion.

SSH port forwards

Local and remote forwards saved with the workspace.

Host key checks

A changed key stops the connection and asks you.

SSH keys

Create or import, including Secure Enclave keys.

Server tools

Your servers, without memorising commands.

On Linux, Windows and macOS, over plain SSH.

Monitor

CPU, memory, disk and network with top consumers.

Logs

System logs and your own sources, live, with level filters.

Processes

Grouped by service and container, sorted by load.

Services

Start, stop, restart and enable; read their logs.

Docker

Containers, images, stats and logs.

Cron jobs

Read, edit and run scheduled jobs.

Users

See accounts; on Linux also manage sudo, passwords and keys.

Firewall

iptables rules with automatic rollback if a change locks you out.

Files

Browse, edit, transfer, compress. Big jobs run on the server.

Vault

A password manager that knows your servers.

Items

Logins, notes, cards, identities, API keys, database and SSH records.

AutoFill and Chrome

iOS AutoFill and a Chrome extension for Windows and Linux.

Codes

TOTP codes in their own view; add one by scanning a QR code.

Passkeys

Stored in your vault, used on iPhone and in Chrome.

Password health

Leaked, reused, weak and old passwords.

Trash and attachments

30 days to restore, and encrypted files on any item.

Team

Team sharing

Per-item visibility and password delivery to one person.

Team

Offline access

Per-person copies, wiped after seven days without contact.

Team server

One server your whole team works through.

A single Docker image you run yourself. Everything here needs a Zedlin server.

Team

Recorded sessions

SSH and Remote Desktop through the server, replayable.

Team

Teams and permissions

Levels per module, and one page that shows who can do what.

Team

Alerts

Healthchecks and metrics around the clock, with notification rules.

Team

Activity log

Sign-ins, approvals and changes.

Team

Ansible

Playbooks stored on the server and run from the app.

Team

Apps

Versions, installs, actions, checks and error tracking.

Team

File backups

Scheduled restic backups you can browse and restore.

Team

Central firewall

Every server's rules analysed and managed in one place.

Team

Connection logs

Who connected where, with threat analysis and blocking.

Team

Port scans

Daily view of what is open and listening.

Team

Private networks

WireGuard gateways for servers with no public address.

Team

Port forwarding

Publish a service from a closed network, to chosen addresses.

Desktop

More room, and your own tools.

Tabs and split view

Terminals, files and server pages, side by side.

Code editor

Edit remote files in place.

zedlin CLI

Read secrets, run programs with them, run commands on servers.

SSH agent

Your keys stay in the vault; each signature asks you.

Chrome extension

Fill forms and codes, save and change passwords.

MCP for AI assistants

Let Claude edit playbooks and apps, with your approval. It can't run anything.

Workspaces and security

Your setup on every device, under your control.

Workspaces

Personal and team side by side, or everything together in All.

Zedlin Sync

End-to-end encrypted sync across your devices.

Approval devices

iPhone, YubiKey or Windows Hello approve what a computer opens.

Master password

Your way back in if you lose every approval device.

Sign in your way

Apple, Google or email; link more than one.

Devices

See your devices and remove one you no longer use.

Want to try Zedlin early?

Zedlin is in early access on iPhone, iPad, Windows and Linux. Write to us and tell us how you'd use it.