SSH Terminal+ provides a terminal interface with multi-session management, command history, and customizable keyboard shortcuts. Users can execute commands, monitor server stats, and view performance metrics in real time.
Access remote servers via SSH and for fast, stable terminal sessions. View server logs, deploy code, and interact with AI agents. Use Face ID for secure authentication. Store keys in Keychain. Sync with Ghostty for performance.
Monitor server status and manage Docker containers
Monitor server status with real-time CPU, GPU, memory, and network usage metrics. Track Docker container details and SSH into servers directly. View TCP statistics and process lists without installing additional software.
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.
Manage remote servers with SSH and Telnet connections. Access terminal emulators with keyboard and language support. Create and switch between multiple sessions. Connect via Bluetooth key. Execute commands and manage server settings remotely.
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.
Manage servers via SSH with multiple session support. Run commands, transfer files, and view real-time logs. Customize terminal themes and keyboard shortcuts. Monitor system resources and manage remote processes.
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.
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.