Run shell commands in terminal sessions
Provides terminal emulation for accessing Unix functions on macOS. Users can create and manage terminal sessions via ACTSH files. Sessions can be launched from the desktop or Finder. New sessions can be saved or created within the .
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Phuoc Thanh Cao
Write and run scripts on the go
Write and run scripts on iOS devices. Edit files directly with a code editor. Use built-in functions like Promise, console, and fetch. View run logs and manage scripts in a simple interface.
Sergey Chehuta
Edit and manage dbf files online
View and edit dbf files with structure analysis, statistics, and search capabilities. Upload files via web browser, apply filters, sort data, and set deletion marks. Edit fields by entering text, numbers, or dates.
Turbosoft Pty Ltd
Secure terminal emulation for host systems
The app provides secure terminal emulation for various host systems using SSH and Telnet. It offers features like custom hotspots, multi-session capability, and keyboard mapping for enhanced user interaction and configuration.
Sergey Chehuta
View and edit DBF files easily.
The app allows users to view and edit DBF files. Users can search, filter, and reorder data, and export information to CSV, TXT, XLS, XLSX, and JSON formats.
Rico Berger
Manage clusters and view resource details
Manage clusters by viewing resource status and details. Access logs, events, and container shells. Edit, delete, or scale workloads. Monitor resource usage and workload health.
Carlo Rubini
Manage websites using the FTP protocol.
The app manages a website using the FTP protocol for UNIX remote servers. It allows users to upload, download, and rename files and folders, with support for resuming interrupted transfers and creating desktop links.
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