Remote Access Terminal

Remote Access Terminal

SSH & Mosh that survive drops

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Released
August 25, 2026
Updated
September 8, 2026

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Keep working from your phone, even when the connection does not cooperate. Remote Access Terminal is a native SSH client with optional Mosh per host. Connect to any reachable Linux or macOS host by hostname or IP, then keep a shell, coding agent, or development server close at hand. Key features Choose SSH or Mosh for every host. SSH is the reliable default; Mosh keeps UDP sessions responsive when networks change. Run a saved command after login, such as a project shell, tmux, or coding agent. Organize hosts into groups and reuse shared profiles for usernames, passwords, private keys, themes, commands, and connection mode. Pick a terminal theme, including Solarized Light and Dark, Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, Catppuccin, GitHub Light, and Rosé Pine Dawn. Create multiple SSH local forwards, preview every active forward in the built-in browser, and optionally allow other devices on the same Wi‑Fi network to reach a forward. Browse remote files over SFTP. Choose a start folder, show hidden items, switch between list and cards, sort by name, size, date, or type, and upload or download files and folders. Preview images with pinch-to-zoom, render Markdown and HTML, play video with Quick Look, and share files with another app. Store passwords and private keys in the iOS Keychain. Import a key file or paste a key; exported host settings never include key material. Keep several sessions active and switch back to the host list at any time. No account, ads, analytics, or developer backend. The app connects only to hosts you configure. Requirements: iOS / iPadOS 17 or later; an SSH-reachable Linux or macOS host running sshd. mosh-server is needed only when Mosh is selected.
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What's New in Remote Access Terminal

1.1

September 8, 2026

Fixed an issue where switching hosts or reconnecting could mix up terminal sessions. Backgrounded sessions now keep their scrollback intact.

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