

BURSU Connection Manager
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Secure credential manager for SSH, RDP, VNC, Telnet, Serial, FTP, and SFTP providing tabbed sessions, side-by-side SFTP, split view, ProxyJump, port forwarding, broadcast keystrokes, import tools, offline local or cloud storage, and role-based access.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- Android Tablet
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Denis-Torresan added BURSU Connection Manager as alternative to Hostpad- Danilo_Venom updated BURSU Connection Manager
- Gia-Bursulaia updated BURSU Connection Manager
- Gia-Bursulaia commented on BURSU Connection Manager
Hi everyone — I'm the developer of BURSUcm, so treat this as a disclosure rather than a review.
I built it because I was juggling a terminal for SSH, a separate RDP client, and a spreadsheet full of credentials across a mixed Linux/Windows estate. The idea was one workspace for all of it: SSH, RDP, VNC, Telnet, Serial, FTP and SFTP in tabs, with RDP and VNC rendered inside the app rather than handed off elsewhere.
Two things I'd especially like feedback on: the built-in RDP engine, and the...
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- Gia-Bursulaia added BURSU Connection Manager
Gia-Bursulaia added BURSU Connection Manager as alternative to MobaXterm, Tabby, Remmina and Royal TSX





Comments and Reviews
Hi everyone — I'm the developer of BURSUcm, so treat this as a disclosure rather than a review.
I built it because I was juggling a terminal for SSH, a separate RDP client, and a spreadsheet full of credentials across a mixed Linux/Windows estate. The idea was one workspace for all of it: SSH, RDP, VNC, Telnet, Serial, FTP and SFTP in tabs, with RDP and VNC rendered inside the app rather than handed off elsewhere.
Two things I'd especially like feedback on: the built-in RDP engine, and the storage model — you can keep everything in a local SQLite file, point it at your own PostgreSQL, or use our sync backend, and the app is fully usable offline with no account.
It's free on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. If something is broken or missing, I'd rather hear it here than not hear it at all.