This SSH client is a serious workhouse and allows you to work with servers easily. It is amazing with LLMs.

Great tmux support. Only thing I wish it had were page up/down

I’ve been using this app for a while now, and realized recently how significant a gap it fills. While I use it almost entirely for interactive sessions, both that implementation and the file transfer functionality are close to flawless. Also, it’s updated frequently, with additional functionality.

I’ve used about 10 different ssh apps over the years on both Android and iOS, and so far this is the best of them. It’s easy to use, but powerful. I appreciate the integration into Files, negating the need for another file app.

This app works great between iOS and Mac OS for quickly transitioning between devices. Works great for developing on the go with LLMs.

Works great on iOS/iPad OS. Love the fact that it also works on Apple Silicon Macs because I can now sync my SSH connections between my devices. Don’t love the requirement to right-click an entry on Mac to get a menu to open a connection. Seems like opening a connection should be the default behavior of clicking on an entry like it is on iOS/iPadOS.

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Works very well and I love the sftp feature. Replaced termius with this app and it’s been much better not paying monthly for something I barely use. My one nitpick with this app is the multiple windows I wish it was one window with tabs for connected servers and the homepage where servers are listed. SSH key auth is great and makes for better security.

I use this app all the time, to ssh to my machines. Even though I'd prefer if Apple ported XCode and the command line to iPadOS, this is the next best thing.

I have been using Secure Shellfish since shortly after it was released. It Just keeps getting better. The terminal app part is only part of it. Ssh key management, generation - integration with tmux on remote systems.. syncing of your address book between systems…. The sftp integration is very well done for moving config files and whatever else between local and remote.. I was using iOS/iPadOS devices for accessing unix systems early on - and have tested out/tried most. In my opinion, it is the king of both apple portable devices and MacOS desktop. I wish it was available for linux desktops and the occasional windows machine I use.