All of Naucturne, screen by screen
Short guides, illustrated with real screenshots of the app, to install Naucturne, import your servers and get the most out of every feature.
Getting started
Install Naucturne and create your vault
Download the app, create your account and choose the master password that encrypts all your credentials.
Read the guideAdd and organise your servers
The site manager: protocols, authentication, folders, site types and attached databases.
Read the guideImport from FileZilla, WinSCP, PuTTY, OpenSSH or MobaXterm
Bring your existing sessions over in one click: automatic detection, preview, then an encrypted import into the vault of your choice.
Read the guideEveryday work
Transfer files and use the terminal
The local / remote dual-pane, server-to-server transfers, folder comparison, sudo, archives and the SSH terminal.
Read the guideDatabases: MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite and Redis
Direct connection, SSH tunnel or PHP gateway; browse tables, filter, run SQL, import and export.
Read the guideManage your DNS and transactional email
OVHcloud, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, IONOS, Namecheap, DigitalOcean and Scaleway zones; BIND import / export; Mailgun, SendGrid and Resend setup.
Read the guideOpen a server in Cursor or VS Code
One-click Remote-SSH: an SSH key installed for you, remote folder selection and context handed to the AI assistant.
Read the guideSettings, updates and performance
Language, double-click action, editor per extension, transfer parallelism, local log and updates.
Read the guideTeams and platforms
Teams, encrypted sharing and self-hosted data server
Invite colleagues, set permissions per feature, follow activity and, if needed, host the team's data on your own server.
Read the guideNaucturne on iPhone and Android (beta)
Your sites, files and transfers in your pocket: the same screens, adapted for touch. Beta access on request.
Read the guideReady to try it?
Install Naucturne and follow these guides during your 14-day full trial, no credit card required.