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Pockterm

Pockterm

Terminal, keys & AI assistant

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 20, 2026
  • August 8, 2026

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John Hancock
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Pockterm is a native SSH and SFTP client built for iPhone. CONNECT - SSH into your servers with passwords or Ed25519/RSA keys - Trusted host-key verification warns you if a server's key ever changes - Multiple live sessions; minimize one and pick it back up from the tab bar MANAGE - Organize hosts into groups - Save reusable command snippets - Generate and store SSH keys in the iOS Keychain - Set up local and remote port forwards TRANSFER - Browse, upload, and download files over SFTP AI ASSISTANT (optional) - Ask an AI assistant about terminal output and get suggested commands - Bring your own API key: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or Hugging Face - Off by default; you're told which provider receives data before anything is sent PRIVACY - No account, no Pockterm servers, no tracking or analytics - Credentials and keys live in the iOS Keychain - Your connection data stays on your device
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What's New in Pockterm

1.2

August 8, 2026

Files, front and centre - A host can now open straight into the SFTP file browser: choose SSH or SFTP when you add or edit it. - Reach files from any live session with the new folder button in the terminal bar, or by long-pressing a host. Large transfers - Uploads and downloads now stream, so moving a big file no longer balloons memory. - The browser shows real progress, with transferred and total size. Clearer setup - "Identity" is now "Credentials", and a host cannot be saved without them - no more discovering that at connect time. - A dismiss button on the keyboard in the host editor, so the Port number pad is no longer a dead end. Also: a redrawn app icon, including dark and tinted variants for iOS 18.

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