What’s new

AirSCP 1.0

The first release.

AirSCP 1.0: hosts, two file panes and transfers in one window
  • One window for all your servers: saved hosts in groups, connected ones at the top, ⌘1 to ⌘9 to switch.
  • Two-pane file browser: drag to copy between your Mac and a server, or between two servers.
  • Background transfer queue with resume after a lost connection and a speed limit.
  • Folders as one stream, with Compress during transfer and Leave out patterns.
  • Synchronize two folders, with a preview before anything is copied.
  • Find Files on a server, by name or pattern.
  • Server file commands: edit, permissions, compress, extract, run, Get Info.
  • Jump hosts and HTTP proxies, with the route shown in the sidebar.
  • Remote Desktop for Windows, built in, with the clipboard and files both ways.
  • Linux monitor: CPU, memory, disks and processes, with Kill.
  • Tunnels: local, remote and SOCKS.
  • Keys: make key pairs of every common type, install them on servers, import PuTTY keys and export them for PuTTY 0.75 and later.
  • Trust choices for self-signed certificates and company certificate authorities.
  • AI agents can drive AirSCP over MCP when you allow it.
  • Two looks: Paper in light mode and Night Harbor in dark mode, with a CPU, memory and disk strip for a connected Linux server.
  • Help everywhere: tooltips on every control, a welcome sheet, AirSCP Tips, and this help with a ? button on every sheet with choices.
  • Debug logs that show each step of a failed connection, to attach to a problem report.