Individual starter
Free
Includes 50 free credits. SSH, file management, history, and credential management remain available.
- SSH connections
- AI assistant
- File management
- History
Bring SSH, controlled access, files, monitoring, AI troubleshooting, and credential safety into one personal workspace.
$ ssh prod-api-03
connected · personal-vault: unlocked
$ tail -n 200 /var/log/nginx/error.log
ai> summarize recurring 502 errors
3 upstream timeout spikes · likely deploy regression
$ kubectl rollout status deployment/api
deployment/api successfully rolled out
SSH
Server and desktop terminal workflows
SFTP
File workspace for remote servers
Audit
Traceable access for every command
We are collecting a focused batch of overseas users for the macOS, Windows, iOS, and mobile-to-desktop workflow. Tell us which scenario fits you so we can invite the right users first.
Desktop and mobile
Choose the NextRem client for your current device. macOS handles the full terminal and file workflow, while iOS is for mobile review, urgent sessions, and future desktop relay.
Full desktop terminal experience for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, built for persistent connections, file work, and AI-assisted operations.
Desktop client for Windows workstations, built for managing hosts, opening terminals, and handling remote files in daily operations.
Built for daily remote work
NextRem starts with the core surfaces users expect from modern remote operations: hosts, controlled access gateways, terminal, files, health, AI, credential safety, and a path toward mobile-controlled desktop access. Web stays focused on account and entitlement management, not SSH terminal sessions.
Centralize servers, jump entry points, connection history, and the credential vault in the client instead of scattering SSH configs and temporary keys.
Explain failed commands, summarize logs, and draft shell suggestions. AI is useful because it sits next to terminal context.
Browse, upload, download, and inspect remote files from the same workspace instead of jumping between terminal and file clients.
Keep CPU, memory, disk, and connection signals beside the terminal so operational decisions are made with context.
NextRem is designed to grow from server SSH into a secure desktop relay model, so a phone can later reach a user's own computer terminal without public IPs or router setup.
SSH passwords and private keys are not stored as server-readable records. Credentials stay in a local vault or a client-encrypted cloud vault, with workspace access, audit history, and reviewable activity around every connection.
Operational flow
NextRem is designed for repeated production and personal remote work: connect quickly, operate with context, and leave a reviewable trail.
Manage hosts, jump paths, and the credential vault first, then start SSH from the client with sessions, access history, and critical actions available for review.
Open shells, move files, inspect service state, and ask AI to summarize noisy output without leaving the workspace. The same model can extend to desktop relay sessions as the product evolves.
Use access history to understand which hosts were connected, what changed, and where follow-up is needed.
Use Free for the core workspace, Credit Pack for one-time overflow, or Pro when AI becomes part of your daily server work.
If you need AI more than occasionally, Pro costs the same as one credit pack but includes 100 more credits every month and the full personal workflow.
Individual starter
Includes 50 free credits. SSH, file management, history, and credential management remain available.
Credit top-up
One-timeSame $12 as Pro, but only 900 one-time credits and no recurring monthly pool.
Best for daily operators
Best value1,000 credits every month, plus the complete personal AI workflow.
Details about the current NextRem product: SSH connections, remote files, AI operations, command safety, and account entitlements.
Bring SSH, lightweight bastion access, SFTP, monitoring, AI assistance, access history, and the future mobile-to-desktop workflow into a clear personal workspace.