Nythronix

Closed beta in progress. Want to join?

One Nythronix to rule them all.

Nythronix is a control plane for remote servers and workstations. Browser terminals, SSH through a relay, and AI assistants for machines behind NAT. Run it yourself or use our hosted service.

Download the Windows agentSign in

One installer for the whole Windows family, from 7 SP1 to 11, 32-bit and 64-bit. On Linux, use the installation script from the dashboard. Quickstart documentation.

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What it can do

These features are already working and are what we are testing in the closed beta.

How it works

Three steps from a fresh machine to a terminal.

  1. Install the agent

    Use the installer on Windows or the script on Linux. Enter a single-use enrollment token, and the agent connects to the control plane automatically.

  2. The machine appears in the dashboard

    See its online status, OS, and version at a glance. Organize machines with tags: client:acme, env:prod.

  3. Terminal, SSH, or AI

    Open a browser session, forward a port through SSH, or add the machine to a channel with a worker.

Want to join the closed beta?

Fill out a short form: who you are, how you plan to use Nythronix, how many workstations and servers you have, and which operating systems they run. We will reply by email and grant dashboard access.

We will reply to this email. We only ask for what we need and do not share your details.

Get ready while you wait

Windows agent

The installer asks for the control plane URL and an enrollment token, and can optionally install OpenSSH Server. One file covers Windows 7 SP1 and Server 2008 R2 through Windows 11, both 32-bit and 64-bit.

Download installer

Dashboard

Machines, sessions, tunnels, worker channels, and audit logs. Sign in with the credentials sent in response to your request.

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Latest update

0.1.60 — Preserve line endings in sshd_config

September 29, 2026. All changes.