// MLCRemote v1.3.4 RETIRED
MLCRemote
// Features
Why choose MLCRemote.
Connect to any server in seconds with automatic remote agent deployment.
Full file operations with Drag & Drop, context menus, and trash support.
Integrated, resize-aware SSH terminal with multi-tab support.
Monitor system health and manage processes with real-time stats.
View images, PDFs, Markdown, and listen to audio directly in the remote manager.
All traffic flows through a secure SSH tunnel without opening extra ports.
[!CAUTION] This project is retired. MLCRemote has been officially superseded by MLCTerm. All development and security updates have moved to the new platform.
MLCRemote was an open-source, all-in-one remote development and system administration environment designed to be visual, fast, and free. It allowed developers and sysadmins to connect to Linux, Windows, or Mac from a native desktop application with zero complex setup.
What it does
MLCRemote bridges the gap between expensive SaaS subscriptions and complex command-line utilities. It provides a visual interface for managing servers over SSH, deploying a lightweight, static Go binary automatically to handle operations. With its rich file manager, integrated terminal, and system monitoring tools, it offers everything needed to manage remote systems efficiently.
Key features
- Instant Access — Connect in seconds; the app automatically deploys its own lightweight remote agent.
- Rich File Manager — Full support for Drag & Drop, context menus, trash, and bidirectional clipboard.
- Terminal & PTY — A native, resize-aware SSH terminal integrated directly into the workspace.
- System Monitoring — Real-time CPU, RAM, and Disk usage stats with visual health checks.
- Media Previews — Built-in viewers for Images, PDFs, Markdown, and Audio files.
- Secure by Design — All traffic is tunneled through standard SSH; no extra firewall ports are required.
Successor: MLCTerm
If you are looking for a modern, actively maintained remote terminal and system management solution, please check out MLCTerm. It builds upon the foundation of MLCRemote with improved performance, a more robust architecture, and advanced features for modern development workflows.