Remote access in the browser
Give your team a browser-based SSH workspace for connecting to servers and working through operational tasks. Run the service where it can reach your private hosts over approved network routes.
Whoosh Enterprise
Your servers
Your environments
An AI Powered DevOps Assistant by your side
Bring Whoosh's terminal workflow into a shared, browser-based environment. Give developers, system administrators, and DevOps engineers a common workspace, with identity integration and administration tailored to your organization.
Built around your infrastructure
- Deploy Whoosh services inside your customer-controlled network.
- Use OIDC sign-in and claim or group mappings for workspace roles.
- Publish shared host, notebook, and context-menu catalogs.
- Configure AI centrally with your own provider credentials.
Identity and administration
Integrate your OIDC identity provider and map claims or groups to workspace roles. Separate everyday access from administration, security management, and audit review.
AI with your organization's keys
Configure AI credentials and the default model centrally. Agentic AI can work with a user's SSH session to execute terminal tasks and report results, using your organization's provider account.
A shared operational workspace
Make everyday server work easier to repeat.
Shared host catalog
Publish connection details, tags, and terminal preferences so users can start from a common set of hosts.
Notebooks and context menus
Share operational notes and reusable command shortcuts through centrally published catalogs.
Administrative audit review
Review recorded administrative actions with actor, target, and outcome details to help investigate configuration changes.
Organization-managed AI
Use your own AI provider accounts.
Enterprise AI uses organization-provided credentials rather than the desktop's managed Free, Premium, or Pro allowances. Administrators configure provider settings and choose the default model; provider usage is billed separately by that provider.
AI can execute commands in remote sessions. Review proposed work and resulting changes, and apply your organization's normal operational procedures.
Connect to Enterprise MCP Servers.
By connecting to your organization's Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, Whoosh Enterprise AI can draw on the internal tools and resources those servers expose, such as runbooks, service catalogs, and monitoring data. Bringing that context into terminal workflows can reduce manual lookups and help AI investigate issues with a clearer understanding of your environment. Available capabilities depend on the connected servers and their access permissions.
AI can execute commands in remote sessions. Review proposed work and resulting changes, and apply your organization's normal operational procedures.
Customer-network deployment
Put the workspace where your hosts are.
Users access Whoosh through a browser. The Whoosh service establishes SSH connections to your hosts from inside your network, while your OIDC provider handles sign-in. Browser access does not mean exposing your private servers directly to a public SaaS service.
1. Plan connectivity
Identify the deployment environment, target hosts, and approved SSH routes. Account for outbound access to your identity and AI providers.
2. Configure identity
Connect your OIDC provider and define claim or group mappings for the people who use and administer the workspace.
3. Set up the workspace
Publish your shared catalogs, configure organization AI credentials, and validate terminal and AI workflows with your team.
Evaluate Whoosh for your environment.
Discuss your team size, identity provider, host connectivity, and AI requirements with us, along with deployment and licensing options. For individual remote-access work, explore the Whoosh desktop app.