SSH Manager v1.0.1

Bug-fix release. v1.0 only launched on Intel Macs (and Apple Silicon Macs that happened to have Rosetta 2), and tripped Gatekeeper's "damaged" warning. Both are fixed:

• Now a genuine universal2 binary (Intel + Apple Silicon). v1.0 was accidentally built single-arch (Intel-only) despite the "Universal binary" note.
• Valid code-signature seal. v1.0's seal was broken because Info.plist was edited after signing; the build now re-signs as its last step.

Still ad-hoc signed (not Apple notarized), so on first launch use the Homebrew cask (brew install --cask --no-quarantine aidevelopmentsnz/tap/ssh-manager) or strip quarantine after copying to /Applications:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/SSH Manager.app"

SSH Manager v1.0

A modern, dark-themed SSH connection manager for macOS. Save your SSH connections and open them in Terminal with a double-click.

Install

1. Download SSH Manager.dmg below.
2. Open it and drag SSH Manager.app into your Applications folder.
3. First launch only: right-click the app → Open → Open to get past Gatekeeper.

Notes

• Universal binary — runs natively on both Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (x86_64) Macs.
• Self-contained — bundles its own Python + Tk, so nothing else needs to be installed.
• Unsigned build, hence the one-time right-click-to-open step. (Sign + notarize with an Apple Developer ID to remove this.)

Features

• One-click connect (double-click a saved connection to open Terminal and SSH in)
• Add / edit / delete connections (host, user, port, identity file, extra options)
• Search/filter
• Quick /etc/hosts edit shortcut