Conduit: SSH, Mosh & SFTP
SSH, Mosh and SFTP client
About
Connect to your servers, workstations, and development environments from your iPhone using SSH, Mosh, and SFTP. Offers local credential storage, hardware security key support, and tmux integration without requiring an account or subscription.
What's New in Conduit
1.4.11
July 6, 2026
Add multiple hardware keys per host!
FAQ
What is Conduit?
Conduit is a local-first SSH, Mosh, and SFTP client designed for iPhone. It allows users to connect to their servers and development environments without needing an account or subscription.
Does Conduit have ads?
No, Conduit is free and open-source software and does not contain advertisements. It is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
What authentication methods does Conduit support?
Conduit supports password authentication, private key authentication, and hardware security key authentication (FIDO2) including via NFC with devices like YubiKey.
How does Conduit handle credentials and host keys?
All saved connection profiles, credentials, and trusted host keys are stored locally on your device using platform secure storage. No account or cloud sync service is required.
What are the system requirements for Mosh in Conduit?
Mosh requires mosh-server to be installed on the remote host and for UDP ports to be reachable. The predictive echo feature for Mosh is marked as experimental.
Can I use Conduit offline?
While Conduit's primary function is remote access, features like SFTP file browsing and managing saved profiles can be accessed locally. However, active SSH, Mosh, or SFTP sessions require a network connection to the remote host.
How often is Conduit updated?
The latest version of Conduit is 1.4.11, last updated on July 6, 2026. The app is actively maintained, with frequent updates typically released.
What is SSH agent forwarding in Conduit?
SSH agent forwarding allows a host you connect to to use your key to authenticate to other machines without copying private keys. This feature also protects forwarded hardware keys, requiring your PIN and a physical tap for onward signatures.