DeckGUI SSH

DeckGUI SSH

by Matthew Mesropian

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$6.99

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Released
July 15, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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Deck is a graphical SSH client that makes managing your servers from your iPhone genuinely pleasant. Connect over pure SSH, browse and edit files, run a real terminal, and watch your server live - all in one beautifully designed, private app. A REAL TERMINAL - Not a toy. vim, htop, nano, and top all work. Rotate to landscape for more room, with a symbols key bar, saved snippets, and command history. BROWSE & EDIT FILES - A native SFTP file manager: browse, preview images, edit text with save‑back, and upload or download to your iPhone. Grid view, search, sort, and favorites. WATCH IT LIVE - Real CPU, memory, and disk gauges with trend graphs, top processes with kill, and a Server Tools panel for logs, Docker, and systemd. TUNNELS & MORE - Local port forwarding, jump hosts, and auto‑reconnect. SECURE BY DESIGN - Credentials stored in the iOS Keychain, Face ID lock, on‑device SSH key generation, and host‑key verification. No accounts. No tracking. One purchase. Everything unlocked, forever.
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What's New in DeckGUI SSH

1.2

November 2, 2026

A real transfer queue. DOWNLOADS AND UPLOADS AS JOBS Long-press any file for Download to Deck, pick several files, or drop them from the Files app straight onto the list. Every transfer shows its bytes, speed and time left, and the queue keeps going while you browse, run commands or watch the diagnostics. No size limit any more. PAUSE, RESUME, RETRY Pause a transfer and it stops at the byte it reached; resume and it carries on from there, not from the start. A dropped connection leaves a job you can retry. Cancel removes any half-finished file. YOUR FILES, IN FILES Downloads land in the Files app under On My iPhone, in a folder named after the host, where every other app can open them. Share a finished download straight from the queue. ALSO If Deck is earning its keep, it may ask you for a rating with Apple's own star sheet, at most a few times a year, never mid-session. Rate Deck on the App Store lives in Settings for whenever you like.

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