The Codeanywhere Alternative Is Here: Meet REMOSSH

Codeanywhere is sunsetting — what happens now?

After more than fifteen years, Codeanywhere announced it is winding down, and the service went offline on July 1, 2026. Workspaces, containers, and any data left on the platform are no longer accessible, and users were advised to push their projects to a Git provider or download their files before the deadline. If you relied on Codeanywhere to code from the browser, that workflow now needs a new home.

This is also the strongest argument for how REMOSSH works: your code never lives on our platform in the first place. REMOSSH connects to your own servers, so no product shutdown can ever lock you out of your files.

Your servers, not someone else's containers

Cloud IDEs like Codeanywhere ran your project inside hosted containers, which meant moving your code, recreating your environment, and paying for compute you may already have. REMOSSH takes the opposite approach: it connects to your existing servers over SSH and SFTP, so your files never leave your infrastructure. There is nothing to migrate and no environment to rebuild — connect, and your project is simply there.

A familiar editor, right in the browser

REMOSSH gives you a VSCode-style editing experience powered by the Monaco editor: tabs, syntax highlighting, breadcrumb navigation, and workspace-wide search across your remote files. Changes save straight back to the server, so what you see in the editor is exactly what runs in production.

A real terminal with persistent sessions

Open a full terminal next to your code, or launch a dedicated full-screen terminal workspace. REMOSSH detects tmux — or falls back to GNU screen — so you can create, resume, and rename persistent sessions that keep running after you close the tab. Reconnect from any device and pick up right where you left off.

Git, tunnels, and teams built in

Stage, commit, branch, stash, and push from a dedicated Git panel; expose a remote port through a secure tunnel when you need to preview work; and share server access with your team without ever handing out raw credentials. Connection secrets are stored encrypted and are never logged.

Works where you work — including your phone

REMOSSH is built for the browser, and that includes mobile. An on-screen key bar, sticky modifier keys, and touch-friendly menus make it practical to inspect logs, edit a config file, or restart a service from a phone or tablet when you are away from your desk.

Simple pricing, free to start

You can use REMOSSH for free, and paid plans start at just $6 per month — no per-seat container costs. See the pricing page for details, or create an account and connect your first server in minutes.