Roadmap
What we're working on until the end of 2026. The current version is 0.5.1; plans can change, and the order within a release isn't a promise.
0.6
NovemberIn progressOn every computer, and easier to install.
- Native on ARM everywhere One Mac app for Intel and M1–M4 (no more Rosetta), Windows on ARM (Surface, Snapdragon laptops), and ARM64 Linux such as the Raspberry Pi. Existing installs switch over with the next update.
- One speed limit for all transfers The limit in Preferences will cap the whole queue, not each transfer separately.
- The same date format everywhere Dialogs will show dates the way the file lists do.
- Install with winget and Homebrew
winget installon Windows,brew install --caskon a Mac.
0.7
Late NovemberPlannedWork on the server without leaving the app.
- Built-in text editor F4 opens files in the app, with syntax highlighting, and saves straight to the server.
- Built-in terminal An SSH console in a tab, opened in the folder you're in.
- Permissions and owner A dialog with checkboxes for chmod and chown, also for whole folders.
- Folder sizes See how big a folder is, and what takes up the space on a server.
- Compare two files A side-by-side diff of a local file and its copy on the server.
0.8
Mid DecemberPlannedMore places to connect to, and more control.
- WebDAV and SMB Connect to Windows shares, NAS boxes and WebDAV servers, as well as SFTP, FTP and S3.
- Master password An extra password to protect your saved site passwords, if you want one.
- Export and import settings Move your sites and preferences to a new computer, or share sites with your team (without passwords).
- Copy between two servers Two remote panes side by side, with files going straight from one server to the other.
- Batch rename Rename many files at once with a pattern or find and replace.
1.0
End of DecemberPlannedStable, scriptable and for everyone.
- Command line Use your saved sites and exclusions from scripts, e.g.
scp-commander sync web-01:/www ./www. - Slovenian translation And everything in place for more languages.
- Accessibility Every action reachable from the keyboard, and the app readable by screen readers.
- Optional crash reports If you turn it on, the app tells us when something goes wrong, anonymously.