Netrix.THE PROJECT
Free. Open source. Yours to use.
Netrix brings connections, terminals, files, and network tools into a local desktop workspace. Its features are available without a subscription or paid tiers.
Made for everyday network work
Netrix is an independent project by Giorgi Tchigladze. It is built for people who manage servers and network devices: professional environments, personal projects, and home labs alike.
The aim is practical: keep the tools you use together, keep your workspace on your computer, and make the application available to use and improve.
The MIT license
Netrix is licensed under MIT. The license permits personal and commercial use, modification, and redistribution, with the copyright and license notice retained as required by its terms.
Read the complete MIT license ↗
Source and participation
The public repository and contribution links are being prepared. They will appear here when the source is publicly available. In the meantime, explore the documentation and development notes.
Windows first
Development currently focuses on Windows; macOS and Linux packaging are planned. Check the download section for availability.
Netrix 0.3.0-beta.4 for Windows is available.
Built on open-source work
Netrix uses Tauri, Rust, React, xterm.js, and other open-source projects. Their work provides the foundation for the desktop shell, terminal rendering, connection handling, and local storage.
The architecture and security guide explains the React interface, Tauri shell and Rust backend. Optional contributionshelp development; they do not unlock paid features.