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We switched our Actions workload to blacksmith.sh (not affiliated) and have been pretty happy with how fast and inexpensive they are. I wouldn't be surprised to see this trend continue.

The app looks great, congratulations on the beta. Will continue testing it, but it connects well and works quite fast. I mainly use Termius, but the tmux support here is interesting.

Any way to see multiple panes at the same time?

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Congrats on the launch, I would use this for my smaller team. Why have a pricing page with no pricing on it though?

Was just looking for a solution like this to integrate with HomeAssistant. Looking forward to trying this out!

This is really impressive. I've been using Charles for the last decade which performs the same actions but takes more work to set up, especially around the root certificate installation process. Will definitely be adding this to my toolkit!

This seems like a neat project! I run a homelab and my container host runs Portainer & Caddy which is a really clean and simple docker-compose deployment stack. This tools seems like it does less than Portainer, so I am not clear on why it would be preferable - just because it is even simpler?

Absolutely agree, I switched to Caddy recently and the configuration is considerably easier than Traefik. Very simple TLS setup (including self signed certificates).

This was my first thought as well, an I'm American. Word to OP, this is a catchy title but I would be really careful going out of the gate with that kind of slogan.