Loading...
Product
Core Features
Top Extensions
Company
Send files, folders, and clipboard images to a remote server over SSH with one hotkey — and pull them back. The remote path lands on your clipboard, so there is nothing to type. For clipboard images, pick an Auto-Paste app in preferences and the path goes straight into it — not even Cmd+V.
Typical use: push config files or skill folders to whichever box your agent runs on, or hand a screenshot to a Claude Code session running on a remote Mac.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| Send File to Server | Pick files or folders and a server, hit Enter. Pre-filled from your Finder selection on macOS. |
| Send Clipboard Image | Sends the clipboard image, copies the remote path back. |
| Pull File from Server | Takes a remote path from the clipboard, downloads it, reveals it in Finder / Explorer. |
| Manage Servers | Add, edit, and delete servers. Reads ~/.ssh/config. |
Bind a server to a hotkey with Raycast's Create Quicklink, available on every row of the server picker. There is no host to type: a Quicklink carries the target, and launching without one opens the picker.
Folder transfers ask for confirmation. Pulling / or your whole home directory is refused.
| Mode | How the password is handled |
|---|---|
| Stored password (default) | Kept in the OS credential store — macOS Keychain, or a DPAPI-encrypted file on Windows — and read by an SSH_ASKPASS helper on each transfer. |
| SSH key (opt-in) | A dedicated ed25519 key is installed on the server. The password is used once, then discarded. |
In neither mode does the password reach argv, plaintext disk, LocalStorage, or a persistent environment variable.
The trust boundary is your OS user account: anything running as you can already reach these credentials, by design.
~/.ssh/config. A crafted raycast:// deeplink cannot point the extension at an attacker's server, and file lists never come from a deeplink — only from the form you submit... segments are rejected before reaching scp, and the message names the offending character. scp runs over SFTP, so no remote shell evaluates your paths.accept-new). On an untrusted network, run ssh user@host once beforehand to pin it.Pulled files land in your Download Directory (~/Downloads by default) — often indexed by Spotlight and synced to iCloud or Dropbox, which is worth knowing before pulling something sensitive.
scp -s) and fail closed on older builds rather than falling back to the legacy protocol./tmp/ssh-image-drop. On a shared server, set a private path in preferences.Include line to ~/.ssh/config, with your consent and after a timestamped backup. Managed servers live only in the included file.authorized_keys.NUL, colons) can fail — pull those files individually.Built by UmiCorp.
If you find this useful, consider buying me a coffee.
Send files or folders to a server with a picker form (pre-filled from your Finder selection on macOS), or pick a server for clipboard and pull transfers
Send the clipboard image over SSH and copy the remote path
Download the remote file or folder whose path is in the clipboard, reveal it in the file manager, and copy the local path
Add, edit, or delete servers; passwords are stored in the system credential store by default (optional SSH key install)
~/.ssh/config and the extension's own managed config — so every target is one you already have on diskSending 2/5…) for multi-file sends.. segments), atomic symlink-safe ~/.ssh config writes, isolated 0700 temp directories for clipboard captures, and runtime input re-validation at transfer entry points