Production guardrails
Harbor recognises risky commands on hosts marked Production and explains the impact before they run.
Terminal, files, tunnels and keys in one fast desktop app. Harbor finds your servers in AWS and asks before anything risky runs on production.
Windows, macOS and Linux · Free forever, with 3 months of Pro · No card, no account required
Everything you used to juggle across three or four tools, working together.
Harbor recognises risky commands on hosts marked Production and explains the impact before they run.
The file panel follows your current folder. Drag to upload, edit remotely, and watch transfers in one queue.
Link your AWS accounts and Harbor lists your EC2 instances, including SSM and cross-account roles.
See which keys each server uses, spot weak or old keys, and rotate them across hosts in one step.
Reach private databases and dashboards through saved port forwards you turn on and off.
Your vault is encrypted on your device. Accounts are optional and only needed for sync.
Every download starts with 3 months of Pro. Afterwards, stay on Free, subscribe, or buy once and own it.
For personal servers and side projects.
For engineers who manage real infrastructure.
Own Harbor outright. No subscription.
For teams sharing servers and access.
No. Registration is optional and does not create an account or send a license key. You can skip it and download Harbor straight away.
Harbor switches to the Free plan automatically. You keep up to 10 hosts with SSH, SFTP and snippets, nothing is deleted, and you can upgrade anytime.
Pay once and use that version of Harbor forever. New versions released in your first year are included; after that you can renew updates for $49 a year, or keep the version you have.
Windows, macOS (Intel) and Linux (.deb, .rpm and AppImage). Mobile apps are on the way.
In an encrypted vault on your device, protected by your master password. With sync turned on, data is encrypted before it leaves your device.
Yes. Harbor imports your ~/.ssh/config and saved sessions from common SSH clients.