REV beta MODULE GSocket
Your server has no public address.
Open a shell anyway.
Your server dials out to a relay and meets your browser there. Nothing to forward, no inbound rule to add, no public IP to buy.
Free during beta · for servers you own or are authorised to access.
$ uptime
14:02:11 up 41 days, 3:22, 1 user
$ █How it works
Three steps, no network changes on your side.
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Add a connection
Give it a name and paste the GSocket secret. It is encrypted before it is stored, and never sent back to your browser.
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Press connect
Justikail authorises the request and issues a short-lived, single-use token for that one session.
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Work in the terminal
An interactive shell opens in your browser. Close the tab or hit disconnect and the session is torn down.
Built for access you can trust
Encrypted secrets
Connection secrets are encrypted at rest and never sent to the browser, returned by the API, or written to logs.
Per-user isolation
Every connection is scoped to its owner and checked at multiple layers. No account can reach another account's servers.
Timeouts & limits
Idle and maximum-duration timeouts end forgotten sessions, with a cap on concurrent sessions per account.
Audit log
Who connected to what, and when. Metadata only — terminal contents are never recorded.
Real web terminal
A full interactive shell in the browser, with resize and copy/paste, backed by a real PTY.
No port forwarding
Your server reaches out through a relay, so you never expose an inbound port or edit firewall rules.
Security is the product
A tool that opens a shell has to earn trust. These are the controls we build around that, and we would rather over-explain them than ask you to take them on faith.
- Secrets encrypted at rest, decrypted only in memory at connect time.
- Strict tenant isolation — enforced at the query, policy, token and connection layers.
- Administrators cannot open a terminal or decrypt a secret belonging to another account.
- Restricted egress: the terminal service can only reach the relay network.
- Audit logs record session metadata, never terminal contents.
Free while we are in beta
Every plan is free today. The pricing page shows the limits each tier will carry, so there are no surprises later.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Justikail free?
- Yes. Justikail is free during beta and no plan is billed today. Paid plans shown on the pricing page describe where the product is heading.
- Do I need to open a port on my server?
- No. Your server connects outbound to a relay, so there is no inbound port to open and no firewall rule to change.
- Can Justikail staff read my terminal session?
- No. Terminal contents are never stored. We keep session metadata for auditing, and administrators cannot open a terminal or decrypt a secret belonging to another account.
- Where is my connection secret stored?
- Encrypted at rest, and decrypted only in memory at connect time — by the terminal service, never by the web app. It is never sent to your browser, returned by the API, or written to logs.
- Can I use this on servers I do not own?
- No. Justikail is for systems you own or are explicitly authorised to access. Anything else violates our acceptable use policy.
Open a terminal to your own server
No credit card, no port forwarding. Free during beta.