Changelog

Everything new in Secur SSH, version by version.

The biggest Secur SSH update yet.

Collaborate on an SSH session live, record and replay your terminals, open port tunnels, audit your servers' security and protect your account with 2FA — all end-to-end encrypted.

A refreshed interface

  • A new card layout for hosts, recordings, snippets and port forwards — clearer and more consistent.
  • A dedicated port-forwarding page: all your tunnels in one place, with their status, start / stop and one-click retry.
  • Quick actions straight from search (⌘/Ctrl + K): connect, open files, edit, copy the command or open a host's link.
  • Snippets now show Bash syntax highlighting and a one-click copy button.
  • A favorites filter to surface your key hosts, and a host's icon now takes on its group's colour.

Live collaborative sessions

  • Share an SSH session live with your team: on a connected terminal, the Share button generates a link. Anyone with the link follows the session in real time, in their browser (read-only); if they have the app installed, it opens automatically.
  • Built-in chat to talk during the session: end-to-end encrypted, multi-line messages, with an “is typing” indicator.
  • Presence: a stack of avatars opens a Participants panel (who's connected, the host marked with a crown, you marked “You”).
  • Multiplayer cursors: every participant sees the others' named, colored cursor move across the terminal.
  • Security: guests watch without being able to type (unless interactive mode), and everything is end-to-end encrypted.

Session recording

  • Record a terminal session and replay it later. On a connected terminal, the ● REC button starts / stops recording, with a timer. The choice is made session by session.
  • Only the terminal output is captured (never your keystrokes), all end-to-end encrypted and stored locally.
  • New “Recordings” page: replay with a real player (play / pause, clickable progress bar, 0.5× to 4× speed), video download, link sharing, or delete.
  • Download the recording as video (.webm). Free.
  • Share via a web link (paid plans): anyone can open it in their browser to replay the session. End-to-end encrypted, link is revocable and has an expiry date.
  • An in-progress recording is saved automatically when the tab is closed.

Port forwarding (tunnels)

  • New “Port forwarding” section in the host form: add as many rules as you like — local (-L), remote (-R) or dynamic / SOCKS (-D) — each with an auto-start option.
  • New “Tunnels” panel: start/stop each tunnel, see their live state, and open the local port directly in your browser.
  • Auto-start tunnels open as soon as the host's session connects, and close with its last tab.

SSH security audit

  • New “Security audit” button on a host: a visual report — “X OK / Y to watch / Z critical” — on the server's configuration.
  • Checks include: SSH root login, password authentication, fail2ban, firewall, pending updates, ~/.ssh permissions, kernel & uptime.
  • 100% read-only: no command changes the server.

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

  • Protect your account with a second factor: in Settings ▸ Security, enable 2FA via an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, 1Password, Authy…). Scan the QR code, confirm with a 6-digit code.
  • At sign-in, a code is asked after your password. Can be disabled any time.
  • The second factor protects account access; your vault stays end-to-end encrypted, independently.

Terminal — command history

  • Find a command you've already typed, even from earlier sessions or another machine. ⌘⇧E opens an instant search: type a few letters, ↑/↓ to navigate, Enter inserts the command (without running it).
  • History is end-to-end encrypted and stored locally. Only the commands you type are kept (never the terminal output).

Terminal — quick reconnect

  • ⌘R on an SSH tab relaunches the connection with the same credentials, without closing/reopening the tab. The tab and multi-pane layout are preserved. Handy when Wi-Fi comes back or the session dropped.

Terminal — scrollback search

  • ⌘F opens a floating search bar to find a string in the scrollback. Enter jumps to the next match, Shift+Enter to the previous, with a live n/total counter.

Terminal — rename a tab inline

  • Double-click a tab title to start renaming right away. Handy when you have several sessions on the same server (“logs”, “deploy”, “monitor”).

Terminal — visual tab safety

  • A credential's colored tags now carry into the matching terminal tab. Tagging production servers red visually guards against an rm -rf on the wrong tab.

Terminal — quick-copy details

  • New copy palette (⌘ ;) above the active SSH pane: copy the SSH command, host, port, user, password, private key, URL or label in one shortcut.
  • An SSH pane's context menu gains a Copy ▸ submenu with the same options.
  • Password and private key are sensitive: the clipboard is cleared automatically after 30 s. A Bitwarden/1Password-style pattern.

Terminal — polish

  • Harmonized terminal background, cleaner multi-pane dividers, better-aligned pane headers.

SSH connection

  • Environment variables sent reliably to any SSH server, with no server-side setup and without cluttering the display.
  • Startup actions unified: a single ordered list per host, each line a snippet or a command. Reorder and remove freely.

Snippets

  • New Snippets side panel (⌘⇧B) to run a snippet in the active terminal without leaving the current view.
  • Simpler editing: a plain text field is all you need to write a snippet.

Credentials — site URL

  • New Site URL field (optional) on each credential — to remember the app or dashboard the server hosts. Searchable from Spotlight (⌘P), with a clickable link in the detail view.

Host list — sorting & “last used”

  • Hosts inside a group are sorted like the global list (by recent use, name or date added).
  • The “used … ago” label updates immediately after a connection, and shows “Just now” under a minute.

Keyboard shortcut cheatsheet

  • ⌘ / opens a cheatsheet of every shortcut, grouped by category. Modifiers adapt to the platform (⌘ on macOS, Ctrl elsewhere).

Visual identity

  • New app icon (the SecurSSH shield, violet gradient).
  • New vertical logo on the sign-in screen.
  • The accent color follows the logo gradient, with matching primary buttons.

Plans & billing

  • New pricing in euros: Pro €9 / month, Team €12 / seat / month, Enterprise on quote.
  • The Enterprise plan offers a “Contact sales” button.
  • The audit log is now included from the Team plan (2-year retention, unlimited on Enterprise).
  • Multi-vaults per team and live sessions included from the Team plan.

Security & dependencies

  • Security updates to dependencies.
  • Remove biometric enrollment: a button in Settings → Security removes Touch ID / Windows Hello. The vault then unlocks with the master password only.