Help & guides
Setup walkthroughs and fixes for connecting to your machines with Bifrost.
Enable WinRM on the Windows host, pick the right auth method, and get a stable PowerShell or Hyper-V session from your Mac.
Quick answers: what Bifrost is, supported protocols, pricing & trial, privacy, data storage, and requirements.
Connect to a Hyper-V host over WinRM and manage its virtual machines, checkpoints and switches straight from your Mac.
The first connection to a machine on your LAN can fail until you allow Bifrost under macOS Local Network. Here's the fix.
Open a Windows Remote Desktop session: login (incl. domain), display & multi-monitor, redirection, gateway, and troubleshooting.
Open a VNC screen: password, scaling & color depth, view-only, clipboard/shared, connecting to a Mac, and securing VNC over SSH.
Use SSH keys in Bifrost: generate one in-app and auto-install it, or reuse an existing key via the agent. Plus the supported formats and troubleshooting.
Create an SSH Tunnel connection with local, remote or dynamic (SOCKS5) rules to reach internal services through a server you can already SSH into.
Set a jump host on a connection so Bifrost reaches a private server through your bastion automatically.
Browse and move files over SFTP: connect with your SSH credentials, upload/download, edit remote files, change permissions, and switch SSH↔SFTP.
Connect over FTP or FTPS (TLS): choose the encryption mode and passive mode, then browse, upload and download with the same tools as SFTP.
Keep connections, groups, snippets and credentials in sync across your Macs. Passwords sync separately and securely through the iCloud Keychain.
Point Bifrost at a Docker host over SSH and manage its containers, images, volumes, networks and stacks — and switch between endpoints with Docker contexts.
Import a kubeconfig and manage your clusters visually from your Mac: pods, logs, exec, port-forward, scale, rollback and raw YAML.
Manage Apple's native Linux containers on your Mac (local) or on a remote host over SSH, from one interface.