Manage servers, NAS, and Linux routers via SSH without extra software. Connect remotely using terminal sessions. Execute scripts across multiple servers. Monitor performance metrics.
View and edit org mode tasks on mobile. Filter by keyword, tag, and priority. Sync files via cloud providers. Switch between regular and compact display. Toggle task visibility and recurring settings. Export and import org files with high fidelity.
Access remote servers with a tap. Run terminal commands and manage files directly. Install packages and scripts. Connect via SSH and use a customizable shell environment. View and edit files with built-in text editors.
View and edit JSON files with a table or syntax-highlighted text view. Switch between files or objects using tabs. Compare JSON documents in split views. Open files via Share Sheet or URL schemes. Use Siri Shortcuts for quick access.
Connect to an MQTT broker and subscribe to topics. Authenticate using username/password or token. Monitor messages in real time. View topic details and message payloads. Support for secure connections and custom broker settings.
Allows users to write, run, and debug code locally on iOS. It supports popular libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib. Users can manage projects, view variable outputs, and integrate with external tools.
Compile and run C++ on mobile devices with integrated Python and Lua environments. Execute Linux commands via console. Support highlighting, split-screen display, and console input/output.
Provides a command line interface for iOS, allowing users to run Linux-based commands like ls, cat, grep, curl, and echo. It supports SSH and FTP connections for remote access.
Provides a development for PHP and web projects. Run Nginx, Apache, MySQL, MariaDB, and Redis natively on Mac. Manage services in a self-contained setup to avoid version conflicts and system interference.
Manage and query databases with . Execute SQL scripts, use intellisense for autocompletion, and highlight syntax with custom themes. Navigate structures with context-aware tree views. Support multiple types including Postgres, MySQL, and Snowflake.