Provides a command line interface for coding and system tasks. Users can execute commands like ls, ping, and clang. Features include file management, network diagnostics, and text processing. Supports scripting and terminal-based development.
Allows users to test various APIs including REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and more. Send HTTP requests with methods like GET, POST, and DELETE. Edit GraphQL queries, mutations, and subscriptions. Connect to WebSockets and send messages.
Allows secure remote access to Linux or IoT devices via SSH. Users can connect using password or key authentication. It supports multiple emulations and stores connection settings securely.
Provides a command line interface for iOS, allowing users to run Linux-based commands like ls, cat, grep, curl, and echo. It supports SSH and FTP connections for remote access.
Send real-time to iPhone via push alerts when system changes or events occur. Integrate with backend APIs, servers, Raspberry Pi, frontends, web apps, shell scripts, or curl commands. Requires API key for setup.
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.
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.
Create and send requests with support for various methods. Specify headers, parameters, and body content. View response details including status codes and data. Save and manage multiple configurations.