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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QuickSSH provides a secure SSH for connecting to servers and remote devices. Users can authenticate with passwords, establish encrypted connections, and run shell commands.
Manage files by creating, renaming, moving, and deleting them. Sort files by name, date, or size. Use split screen, picture-in-picture, and drag-and-drop on iPad. Transfer files via WiFi between mobile and computer devices.
Control TV apps by opening, uninstalling, disabling, enabling, and downloading APKs. Manage permissions. Use built-in file manager to transfer files. Take screenshots or record screen activity. Requires USB/network debugging on Android.
Monitor server status and manage Docker containers
Monitor server status with real-time CPU, GPU, memory, and network usage metrics. Track Docker container details and SSH into servers directly. View TCP statistics and process lists without installing additional software.
Manage Pi and Linux systems via SSH from iPhone or iPad. Edit and run scripts, set runtime confirmation messages. Sync commands, keys, and hosts using iCloud. Access terminal with on-screen keyboard and sample libraries.
Connects to Telnet Server with Terminal window and barcode support
The app connects to a Telnet Server via iPhone or iPad. It offers VT220 Terminal window with standard emulation features and supports multiple barcode scanners.
Perform calculations a scientific featuring pi, exponents, square root, negative numbers, and logarithms. View calculation and adjust decimal places or use thousands separators. Customize keyboard colors and sounds.
Allows writing and editing with themes, syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and a minimap. File explorer enables navigation and file management. Git supports cloning, committing, fetching, pushing, pulling, and tagging.