Farport

Farport

SSH terminal & saved hosts

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Released
November 2, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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Connect to your servers from iPhone and iPad with Farport. Save connection settings, open SSH terminals and keep separate tasks in named tabs. YOUR SERVERS, READY TO CONNECT Save hostnames, ports, usernames and connection settings. Authenticate with a password or an imported OpenSSH private key, including passphrase-protected keys. Connect through saved jump hosts with ProxyJump. A TERMINAL FOR EVERY TASK Create and rename terminal tabs for each host. Select and copy text, review scrollback, send control keys and use a hardware keyboard. Choose a color scheme, follow the system's light or dark appearance and optionally use the app accent for supported shell prompts and tmux decorations. RETURN TO YOUR WORK Use optional tmux sessions to reconnect to work that remains on your server after a connection interruption or an app restart. tmux must already be installed on the server. iOS may disconnect SSH when the app goes into the background; tmux keeps the remote session running on the server. HOSTS ACROSS YOUR DEVICES Enable iCloud to sync host profiles and terminal tab definitions between your devices. Passwords, private keys and server-key trust remain on each device; configure credentials separately on a new device. Terminal output is not synced. Credentials are stored in Keychain. Farport asks you to verify an unfamiliar server's key before connecting. No Farport account is required; you need an SSH server and valid credentials for it. The iPhone and iPad app provides SSH terminals. SFTP browsing and Finder integration are available in the separate macOS app.
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November 2, 2026

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