A focused client for files, servers and transfers.

Ghost FTP is being built to make everyday remote-file work clear and predictable while keeping advanced workflows within easy reach.

A focused client for files, servers and transfers.

Ghost FTP is being built to make everyday remote-file work clear and predictable while keeping advanced workflows within easy reach.

Server profiles

Save and organise server profiles so reconnecting does not mean entering the same settings again.

Transfer queue

A visible, manageable queue for uploads and downloads with clear progress, status and transfer control.

Remote file management

Browse, upload, download, rename and manage remote files through an interface designed for day-to-day work.

Local-first configuration

Configuration is designed to remain under your control rather than being tied to a mandatory cloud account.

Built for the work around your servers.

Ghost FTP is being shaped around common file-transfer jobs instead of decorative complexity: deploying websites, maintaining remote servers, working with hosting accounts and moving archives safely.

Website deployment

Move site builds, assets and configuration files between your workstation and a remote web server with a clear transfer queue.

Server administration

Browse remote directories, manage files and keep frequently used server profiles organised for repeat work.

Hosting workflows

Work with shared hosting, VPS and dedicated-server environments through familiar FTP, FTPS and SFTP connections.

Migration and backups

Transfer archives, project folders and backup packages while keeping progress and connection state visible.

Production quality before a download button.

The goal is not to publish a build simply because it launches. Ghost FTP is being developed around a small set of release principles that make everyday server work safer and easier to understand.

Secure by default

Protocol security, clear connection state and careful credential handling are treated as core product concerns.

Predictable transfers

Progress, queue state, failures and retries should be understandable instead of hidden behind vague activity indicators.

Useful error feedback

Connection and transfer failures should surface actionable information that helps identify what went wrong.

User control

Core file-transfer work is being designed without hidden telemetry or a mandatory cloud account.

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