About Vectron Labs
We make Vectron, a native app for network and system engineers on Mac, iPhone and iPad, coming to the App Store in October 2026.
Vectron Labs is made by network and systems engineers who work with campus and data-center networks, firewalls, Linux and Windows servers, and the late-night outages that come with them.
For years our working day was spread across a terminal, a remote desktop client, an SFTP app, a TFTP server, a spreadsheet of IP addresses and a password manager, plus a text file of commands we pasted into one switch after another. Vectron is the tool we wanted: every protocol in one window,1 one command to many devices, an encrypted vault that only you can open, and an AI assistant that helps without ever changing a device on its own. And because outages don’t wait until you’re back at your desk, the same vault comes with you on iPhone and iPad.
What we believe
- Your credentials are yours. No account and no telemetry. The vault is encrypted on your device, also when it is kept in your own iCloud Drive. See Security.
- Engineers stay in charge. Automation and AI propose; you decide what reaches production.
- Native and fast. Built for each platform, on Mac and on iPhone and iPad, so it starts quickly and stays out of the way.
Contact
support@vectronlabs.app. We read everything and usually answer within one or two working days.
- On the Mac: SSH, Telnet, serial console, RDP, VNC and SFTP in tabs, windows or a grid of up to four, and Broadcast to up to four terminal panes. On iPhone and iPad: SSH, Telnet, RDP, VNC and SFTP, with one session on screen at a time and the others a tap away. ↩