Switch stands, stay signed in
turnout use web staging - the app’s own address, http://web.localhost, now reaches staging. A session is kept per app and stand, so switching back does not log you out. The gateway
What is turnout
A developer's switchyard. Your local apps keep talking to localhost; turnout points them at whichever backend stand you pick, keeps the servers and secrets that reach those stands, and builds and deploys - from any directory.
Work from any directory
dev, build, test and any script of the project run in its folder, quietly until something breaks, in the foreground or as a background job that ends with a desktop notification. Background jobs
Deploy, and trust it
A named target ships one build over SSH to Linux and Windows servers: a backup first, a health check after, a rollback when it fails, a history of every deploy. deploy
Access in one place
Passwords in the OS keyring, keys set up and proven for you, the SSH agent, host keys checked on every connection - and all of it carried to another machine with export. SSH access
brew install lacodda/tap/turnout # or: scoop install turnout, npm i -g turnout-cli, cargo install turnoutturnout setup && turnout app add && turnout server add && turnout use1.0 means the settings are a contract: an export written by any release since 0.11 imports into this one, and nothing in 1.x breaks it. Every push is proven against real Linux and Windows servers.