Changelog

Version history. Availability depends on your distribution channel.

0.1.0-beta.1 — 2026-10-29

Watch TCP listeners on one or more Linux SSH hosts in a terminal UI, grouped by host, with process, owner, command, bind address, scope, and how long each listener has been seen.
Forward listeners to 127.0.0.1 over each host's own SSH control connection. A busy local port falls back to a free one, and the LOCAL column shows the real mapping.
Decide what gets forwarded with ordered rules that match host, process, user, ports, command, and scope, and forward, block, or notify. Save one-key allow and block rules, edit rules with a live preview of the rows they match, reorder them, and undo the last change.
Filter rows with a query language, keep filter history, and save filters as numbered views.
Manage hosts from the Hosts tab: pick from the SSH config, autoconnect, optional passwordless sudo process lookup, and per-host poll interval.
Answer SSH password, passphrase, and host key prompts in the normal terminal, at startup or on demand, then return to the TUI.
Keep the last snapshot of each host so disconnected hosts show stale rows right after startup.
Optional health check, desktop notifications through notify-send, terminal bell, OSC 52 copy, and opening forwarded ports in the browser.
Command palette, help, event log, detail view, and an About tab with the ember and corridor themes and a dashed beam style.
Line-based text mode for a single host with ports watch HOST.
Debian and Ubuntu amd64 package with a terminal launcher and icon, plus a portable Linux archive.

This is a beta. Config and rule formats may still change before 1.0.
Linux x86_64 with glibc only. Remote hosts must be Linux with sh, ss, awk, sort, and sleep.
Discovery covers TCP listeners in each SSH server's current network namespace. UDP, other container namespaces, and cloud firewall rules are not covered.
Settings from earlier private builds, such as policy.json and bin/ports.json, are not imported.