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Features

One desk. Several catalogues. The right tool per leaf.

Unlock NetBox, phpIPAM, and KeePass together. Open SSH2, IPMI, or WinBox from the device — without inventing a second inventory.

Catalogues

NetBox, phpIPAM, and KeePass in one forest

  • Read-only DCIM

    NetBox

    Sites, roles, racks, and devices load from your NetBox instance. No local inventory to drift.

  • Read-only IPAM

    phpIPAM

    Sections and devices from phpIPAM sit beside NetBox in the same forest. Same desk, another source.

  • Local .kdbx

    KeePass

    A writable KeePass database you create or open. Folders and devices live in the file. Master password never stored.

What ships

Strong capabilities in the current client

Ordered by what operators feel first: catalogues, tools from the leaf, then secret hygiene and safety cues.

  • Multi-catalogue forest

    Add NetBox, phpIPAM, and KeePass side by side. Each source is a root in one tree. Unlock the ones you need for this session and work from a single desk.

  • KeePass is a real catalogue

    Create or open a local .kdbx. Add folders and devices in the app. SSH uses the entry username and password. Optional key file. The master password stays in memory for this run only.

  • SSH2 from the leaf

    Double-click a device or use Quick Connect. The terminal runs in-process — full-screen redraws and PTY size track the tab. No separate SSH sidecar.

  • IPMI when inventory says so

    NetBox interface named ipmi, or a KeePass IPMI field, opens the BMC web UI in a session tab. Self-signed certificates are accepted.

  • Open WinBox for MikroTik

    On Windows and Linux, marked RouterOS devices start local WinBox 4 with host and username. Install WinBox yourself; superCharged never passes the password.

  • Credentials are never stored

    Sign-in secrets stay in process memory for this run. Closing the app clears them. NetBox gets a rolling access token; KeePass master password is never written to disk.

  • Environment frame colours

    Mark production, staging, test, and lab sessions with a coloured frame so the wrong host is hard to miss.

  • Windows, macOS, and Linux

    One desktop client shape across the three platforms. WinBox is Windows and Linux only; SSH and catalogues run everywhere.

Tree layouts

Hierarchies you already think in

For NetBox and KeePass: pick a layout once; the choice is saved. phpIPAM uses Section → Device.

Catalogue tree views
ModeHierarchy
By SiteSite → Device Role → Device
By RoleDevice Role → Site → Rack → Device
By RegionRegion → Site → Device Role → Device
By TenantTenant → Site → Device Role → Device

Session safety

Frame colours that scream the environment

Inherit from folders or set per connection. Red means production is hard to miss.

  • RedProduction
  • YellowStaging / UAT
  • GreenTest
  • BlueDevelopment
  • PurpleCustom

Coming soon

What is planned next

These capabilities are not in the current desktop client. The home page stays focused on what ships today.

  • Fleet management

    Coming soon

    Select a group from the tree — by site, role, region, tenant, or a mix — then run the same command or script across those hosts in one action. Live progress per device.

  • Jump hosts from the catalogue

    Coming soon

    Reach isolated devices through a bastion defined in your catalogue. ProxyJump-style paths without a second hosts file on every laptop.

  • Central session audit

    Coming soon

    Export who opened which host, when, and from where — to SIEM, syslog, or a signed report.

  • Agent, keys, and certificates

    Coming soon

    Open SSH with agent forwarding, public keys, or short-lived certificates — without pasting passwords.

  • SFTP and port forwarding

    Coming soon

    Copy files over the same session path, and open light local/remote port forwards when you need a tunnel.

  • Saved runbooks and snippets

    Coming soon

    Keep reviewed commands and scripts next to the tree. Reuse them on one host or hand them to fleet runs.

  • Session layouts and reconnect

    Coming soon

    Save multi-tab layouts for a site or role, restore them after restart, and reconnect dropped sessions.

  • Serial and KVM beyond IPMI web

    Coming soon

    Open serial-over-LAN and KVM paths from the same catalogue leaf when inventory exposes them.

  • Break-glass for production

    Coming soon

    Optional approval or dual-control before opening or fleet-running against production-framed hosts.

NIS2

Supports Article 21 measures for covered entities

superCharged implements access, secret-hygiene, and outbound-control measures you can map into a NIS2 programme. It is not a NIS2-certified product and does not make the organisation compliant by itself.

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