YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE. A LITTLE MORE TOGETHER.

Your servers,
together at last.

Manage SSH terminals, files, remote desktops, and Docker in one self-hosted workspace — right in your browser.

Self-hosted No host agents Built for teams
ONE WORKSPACE. ALL YOUR CONNECTIONS.Linux + Windows
Console Hub showing saved servers, multiple SSH tabs, a terminal and live host resource information

Familiar tools.
One place to work.

SSH Terminal
SFTP Files
RDP / VNC Remote desktop
Docker Containers

LESS FRICTION, EVERY DAY

A clearer head.
A tidier workspace.

Server work is complex enough.
The tools around it should feel simple.

Less switching. More doing.

Terminals, files, desktops, and containers live in one browser workspace. Keep your attention on the task at hand.

Save your connections. Reuse them.

Organize hosts and reuse saved connection details. Passwords and private keys are encrypted in your installation.

Give your team the right access.

With the Team plan, share host access and control which actions each person can take.

MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

Different jobs. Same workspace.

From a quick command to a remote desktop,
the next thing you need is already close by.

Your servers. One familiar workspace.

Open a terminal, switch between hosts, and keep your sessions together in clearly labeled tabs.

SSH terminal
Console Hub SSH terminal with a saved host list and system resource panel

Files where you need them.

Browse remote folders and transfer files over SFTP, alongside the rest of your server work.

File management
Console Hub SFTP workspace showing remote folders and file operations

Your remote desktop, in a browser tab.

Reach your Windows and Linux desktops through dedicated RDP and VNC workspaces.

Remote desktop
An Ubuntu remote desktop open inside a Console Hub RDP workspace

A clearer view of your containers.

Inspect containers, read logs, and manage Docker on your saved Linux hosts over SSH.

Docker management
Console Hub Docker overview with containers, images, volumes and networks

Console Hub supports English, Japanese, and Vietnamese. Screenshots show example workspaces.

A SIMPLE WAY IN

Your infrastructure.
Meet your workspace.

Set up Console Hub once. Make it the place
your team comes back to, every day.

Built around your control
  1. 01

    Give it a home

    Run Console Hub in your own Docker environment. You choose where it lives and how your team reaches it.

  2. 02

    Add your servers

    Save your hosts and configure their connections. Organize them so the right server is easy to find.

  3. 03

    Open a tab. Get things done.

    Connect from your browser, move between workspaces, and pick the right tool for the task.

SELF-HOSTED. TEAM-READY.

Your workspace.
Your rules.

Your server connections belong on infrastructure you control. Console Hub brings your team together without moving those connections into a hosted workspace.

You manage deployment, updates, network access, and backups.

Encrypted credentials

Saved passwords and private keys are encrypted in your installation. They are not sent back to the browser when you connect.

Team access controls

On the Team plan, choose which hosts each person can reach and which actions they can take.

Hosted where you choose

Run the workspace in your environment, with network exposure under your control.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Good questions.
Clear answers.

A little context before you settle in.

What is Console Hub?

Console Hub is a self-hosted browser workspace for people who manage servers. It brings SSH terminals, SFTP file transfers, RDP and VNC remote desktops, and Docker management into one place.

Is this a hosted cloud service?

No. You run Console Hub in your own Docker environment and open it in your browser. Your team is responsible for its network access, updates, TLS, and backups.

Do I need to install an agent on every server?

No. Console Hub connects through the host’s configured SSH, SFTP, RDP, or VNC service. Docker management connects to a saved Linux host over SSH. Those services must be reachable from your Console Hub installation.

Can I use it with both Linux and Windows?

Yes. Configure the protocols available on each host: SSH and SFTP for terminals and files, or RDP and VNC for remote desktops. Docker management is available for supported Linux hosts over SSH.

Where are my saved credentials kept?

Saved connection credentials are encrypted in your self-hosted installation. Connections are handled by the backend; reusable passwords and private keys are not sent to the browser.

A LITTLE LESS SCATTERED. A LOT MORE CONNECTED.

Make room for better server work.

All your connections. One place to focus.

Start for free Your infrastructure stays yours.