Access host systems via terminal emulation. Connect to multiple sessions simultaneously. Customize keyboard layouts and language settings. Use touch-based hotspots for quick commands. Support for various terminal types and protocols.
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit files with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed.
Send and test /HTTPS requests with response inspection. Debug APIs remotely using WebSockets. View and edit JSON, HTML, XML, and raw text data. Import and export Postman collections for team collaboration.
Offers a dynamic interface with multi-session management, command history, and customizable keyboard shortcuts. Users can execute commands, monitor server stats, and manage SSH connections.
Capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic, rewrite requests, and manage SSH connections. Use Terminal and Python3 for scripting. Edit cookies, perform DNS parsing, and run traceroutes. Monitor system resources like CPU, memory, and network.
Access with SSH, RDP, Telnet, and VNC support. Connect to servers, transfer files via SFTP, and manage port forwarding. Free version allows 3 servers, 3 themes, and 1 port rule.
Allows administrators to scan and analyze IPv4 and IPv6 networks. It provides system information including hardware, memory, disk usage, interfaces, WiFi, and DNS servers. Users can run scans and view detailed interface data.
Route internet traffic through a remote server using VPN-service permissions. Choose and connect to self-hosted or trusted servers. Manage connection settings and monitor network activity.
Securely connect to servers via SSH for remote management. Run terminal commands to execute tasks and manage files. View server logs and monitor activity in real time. Support for SSH keys and password authentication.
Access legacy host applications via terminal emulation. Connect to Bull, IBM, DEC, UNIX, and Linux systems. Supports IBM 3270/5250, Bull Questar, and VIP78 terminals. Run on iPad, iPhone, and Mac with M1/M2 chips.