Royal TSX alternative Edgely Console
Royal TSX is a capable connection manager for macOS, with Royal TS covering Windows. Edgely Console gives you one app across macOS, Windows and Linux, with the same connection types and a vault that never uploads a credential.
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Why switch
Side by side
What each product does today, row by row. Every row about Edgely is checked against the code.
| Feature | Edgely Console | Royal TSX |
|---|---|---|
| macOS native app | Yes | Yes |
| Windows native app | Yes | Yes, as Royal TS |
| Linux native app | Yes | No |
| SSH / SFTP / SCP | Yes | Yes |
| RDP and VNC | Native, in the app | Yes |
| Docker and Kubernetes | Yes | No |
| Encrypted credential vault | AES-256-GCM + Argon2id | Yes |
| AI assistant | Yes, your own model | No |
| Saved connections, free tier | Unlimited | Limited by count |
Where Royal TSX may suit you better
Royal TSX has deep document and team sharing, dynamic folders driven by external scripts, and a plugin catalogue built over many years. Edgely Console inherits settings through connection groups, and does not drive folders from a script.
Questions
Edgely Console groups connections into folders, and a group carries shared settings such as credentials, jump host and colour, which its connections inherit. Dynamic folders driven by external scripts are not there today.
Yes. Edgely Console and Edgely Database Manager are free and complete for personal use: every feature unlocked, no time limit, no nag screens, no account needed. A paid licence is required when a company uses them for work.
Yes, natively on all three. The Rust core compiles to native binaries and the Flutter UI is hardware-accelerated, so the same build runs on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon), Windows 10 and 11, and Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or Arch. A mobile companion ships on Android and iOS.
Edgely Console imports MobaXterm session exports (.mxtsessions), Remote Desktop Manager files (.rdm, .xml or .json) and Edgely's own .econ, .evlt, .efull and .eset exports. Other tools are typed in once for now. A MobaXterm or Remote Desktop Manager file brings the hosts, ports, users and folders, never the passwords those tools encrypt; Remote Desktop Manager's user names can also go into the vault, and an encrypted Edgely export or a password manager's CSV fills the vault directly. Whichever route you take, the credential lands in the encrypted vault on the device and is never uploaded.
Rebuild your folder structure once, add the credentials to the vault, and use the same app on every desktop you own.
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