Connect to servers via SSH, , Telnet, and Port Forwarding. Use password, two-factor, or key-based authentication. Manage remote systems securely from iOS or macOS devices. View and edit files directly on the server.
Provides a secure SSH and SFTP for managing remote servers. Users can connect via SSH, transfer files using SFTP, and execute commands in a . It supports customization, session management, and secure file navigation.
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.
Connect to servers via SSH or Telnet with username/password or key authentication. Manage files using SFTP for viewing, uploading, and editing. Store and manage encrypted private keys in supported formats.
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.
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.
Manage servers, NAS, and Linux routers via SSH without extra software. Connect remotely using terminal sessions. Execute scripts across multiple servers. Monitor performance metrics.
Offers a emulator with full Xterm/DEC VT support. Users can run SSH sessions, navigate files, and manage commands via touch gestures. It includes a visual file manager, customizable themes, and supports split-screen and tabbed interfaces.
Provides command line interface reference for systems. Includes commonly used , their syntax, and usage instructions. Allows users to search for specific and view detailed explanations.
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.