SSH client that manages terminals, SFTP, code editor, and AI assistant in one persistent server workspace
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Pricing model
Paid
Free trial
Pricing
Static QR codes are free. Dynamic QR codes cost ₹999 ($19 USD) as a one-time payment. QR Pages cost ₹1,999 ($39 USD). Credit packs include Starter Pack (3 credits for ₹2,499 / $49) and Business Pack (10 credits for ₹7,499 / $149). Industry kits range from ₹3,499 to ₹4,299. No subscriptions or recurr
Free Trial: $0 for 17 days, no credit card required. SSHFlow Pro: $4.99/month after trial.
Key features
Static QR code generation
Dynamic QR codes with editable destinations
Scan analytics
Custom design and frames
Data export
Bulk QR code generator from CSV
Wi-Fi QR code generation
vCard QR code generation
Google review QR code generation
Multiple terminal tabs per server with separate tabs for logs, deployments, and commands
Run tasks asynchronously without losing your place
Organize servers by project or environment
SFTP file browser with drag and drop and multiple tabs
Built-in code editor with syntax highlighting and autocomplete
Open files in external editors like VS Code, Zed, or Neovim
Automatically detect external file changes
SSH keys stored securely using OS native credential storage
Encrypted sync files to move setup between machines
Flow AI assistant for commands and help
What makes it different
One-time payment instead of monthly subscriptions with no renewals or surprise invoices
Codes never expire or get deactivated based on billing or inactivity, only by the owner
Edit code destinations after printing without reprinting
Unlimited scans with no metering or limits
Static fallback export for data portability and service exit
Local-first design with SSH keys and credentials staying on your machine, not on a server
No server-side agent required; works with standard SSH
One unified workspace per server combining terminals, SFTP, and code editor
Remembers layout and open tabs so you can pick up where you left off
No proprietary protocol or special infrastructure needed