Allows users to manage Linux servers via SSH with terminal access. It supports cursor movement through gestures, multi-level jump server logins, and built-in file editing. Users can run multiple SSH sessions and automate tasks with scripting tools.
Turns iPhone, iPad, or iPod into a wireless storage device for file management. Edit PHP, JS, and HTML files. Support for FLV, ASF, RMVB, AVI, MPG, MKV, and WMV formats. Upload and download files via Dropbox, create folders, and view history.
Learn and program language on iOS devices. Enter and run code, use built-in functions, and access help documentation. Save and load programs. Simulate Commodore 64 environment for educational use.
Access and manage PST files directly on your device without requiring a server connection. Open multiple PST files from iTunes, Dropbox, or other apps supporting "Open In.
Allows users to create new instantly and search for existing ones. Edit text with basic formatting options. Save securely and access them across devices.
Manage information and documents securely. Collect and organize data through intuitive forms. Enable self-service for file access and updates. Communicate directly through the instead of email. Track interactions and manage workflows efficiently.
View backed up files on mobile devices. Share files with colleagues and partners. Mark files as favorites for offline access. Upload files to folders. Sync files across desktop, mobile, and web.
Lets users save files from Dropbox, Google Drive, and web browsers for offline access. It includes a file manager for saving, organizing, and managing files folder support, renaming, and deletion.
The app allows users to type SMS messages on their Mac and send them through their iPhone. It connects to the Mac version of SMS sender and requires both devices to be on the same network.