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Konsolity or Sublime Text to edit on a server?
Sublime Text is a fast local editor. To edit on a server you need an SFTP plugin and a terminal next to it. Konsolity puts the editor, the terminal, the files and the databases in one window.
| Criterion | Konsolity | Sublime Text |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic reconnection and tmux session reattached | Yes, dedicated tmux socket, buffer kept | Not applicable |
| Several paths per host, race, relay | Yes: LAN, Tailscale, public, blind relay | Not applicable |
| End-to-end encrypted vault, zero-knowledge server | Yes, Argon2id + XChaCha20 | No vault |
| Remote code editor (SFTP) | Yes, with run, debug, reindent | Through the paid SFTP package |
| MySQL / MariaDB / PostgreSQL manager | Yes, through an SSH tunnel | No |
| Remote terminal from the phone to a computer | Yes, blind relay, Face ID | No |
| AI connector with approval of every command | Yes (Claude, MCP) | No |
| macOS, Windows, Linux | Yes | Yes |
| iPhone, iPad, Android | Yes | No |
| Free without an account | Yes, unlimited hosts | Unlimited evaluation |
| Price of the full plan | Studio 12.90 EUR/month, 79.90 EUR/year or 99 EUR for life | $99 |
// in short
In short
Sublime Text for a big local project; Konsolity to tweak, run and debug directly on servers, with the terminal and the data next to it.
Comparison updated on 2026-09-26. Information about other products comes from their public documentation on that date and may change. Tell us about a mistake.