The whole fleet, in one window.
Four views of the app, playing with a demo fleet: the explorer, a transfer across hosts, disk usage and the terminal.
Every server.
One file explorer.
Trekker opens the files of every Linux server you run in two panes, side by side. Copy between hosts in one move, set permissions, and see what fills each disk. Any server with SSH works as it is.
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Two panes. Every server.
Bind each pane to any host and work across machines as if they shared one disk. Each card plays a real piece of the app, with a demo fleet.
Copy between servers in one move
Select files in one pane and send them to the host in the other. Trekker plans the transfer before it runs, so every name that already exists is settled file by file, then runs it as a job with live byte counters and an ETA.
- Overwrite, skip or keep both, per file
- Cancel and retry at any point
- Within one host, or across two
See what fills every disk
A scan walks the tree and keeps its result in the database, so the usage strip, the largest files and the duplicates are still there after a reload. Open a band to drill down to what is worth cleaning up.
- Every volume and mount at a glance
- Duplicates confirmed by hash
- An age heat map of each directory
duplicates 21 · 3.56 GB reclaimable
Change files with a safety net
A delete runs only once its name is typed back, and the server checks it again. Every change is written to the audit log before it happens: an action that cannot be recorded is not attempted.
- Typed confirmation on every delete
- Rename patterns previewed before they run
- Who, what and where, for every change
Built for real operations.
Hand one file to a tool or a teammate without an account: an HMAC-signed link for one path, under its own key. It expires by itself — fifteen minutes by default, a day at most — and every fetch is logged.
Follow a log file from the pane it sits in. New lines stream in over SSE as the server writes them, with no shell opened.
A sha256 runs as a background job on any file, and a recursive diff compares the two panes: what is missing, extra or different on each side.
⌘K to any favourite, saved view or action, from the keyboard. A saved view restores both panes, their hosts and their paths in one keystroke.
It holds the keys.
It keeps them safe.
Trekker can reach every server you add to it, and it is built for that responsibility: credentials encrypted at rest, nothing open to the network but one entrance, and every change on the record.
Every server.
One file explorer.
Browse, transfer and audit the files of your whole fleet, on your own infrastructure.