Apps Like FalconSSH for iPhone and iPad
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Termius - Modern SSH Client
Termius Corporation
Connect via SSH, Mosh, and Telnet
Allows SSH, Mosh, Telnet, and SFTP connections from mobile or desktop. It supports port forwarding and secure file transfers. Users can access a virtual keyboard or connect Bluetooth keyboards. Gestures and device shaking control terminal actions.



Textastic Code Editor
Alexander Blach
Edit , connect to servers, run commands
Allows editing and text with syntax highlighting for over 80 languages. Connect to SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, or Dropbox. Use built-in SSH terminal for server access. Save and export files directly.



My RPI SSH - for Raspberry PI
Albert Parti
Manage Pi via SSH on iOS
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.


SSH Client - Secure ShellFish
Anders Borum
SSH into servers and edit files remotely
Provides remote file access and SSH terminal functionality. Users can edit text with gestures, copy and paste, and send custom commands. Special keys and snippets are typed via an on-screen bar. Files can be selected and dragged for transfer.

TxThinking SSH
TxThinking, Inc.
SSH into servers and manage sessions
Access remote servers via SSH. Manage multiple sessions simultaneously. Authenticate using passwords or private keys. Transfer files securely between devices.

SSH Terminal Pro
志鹏 潘
SSH into servers and view performance stats
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.


Code - Editor Git and Terminal
Morella Folesani
Write anywhere
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.


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