I'm pleasantly surprised
Fantastic little tool. I'm surprised there's not much else out there in the App Store quite like this. Keep improving this please.
$0.99 Free
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This app streamlines the execution of recurring SSH commands on your iPhone. Create custom buttons for various servers and devices, each with configurable profiles, icons, and security settings for quick access to frequently used commands.
✓Customizable buttons for servers
✓Quick execution of SSH commands
✓Profile, icon, and color customization
✓Security rules for commands
✓Clear command deck interface
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What's New in SSHButton
1.0.2
August 10, 2026
- Password-protected encrypted full backups, including SSH credentials, keys, settings, and activity history - Improved backup restoration - More consistent German and English translations - Refined scene appearance in the deck - Improved widgets and confirmation flows - Bug fixes and general stability improvements
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FAQ
What is SSHButton?
SSHButton is an iPhone application designed to make running recurring SSH commands faster and easier. It allows you to create custom buttons for your servers and devices, enabling quick execution of frequently used commands.
What devices does SSHButton support?
SSHButton is currently supported on iPhones.
How much does SSHButton cost?
SSHButton is available for free.
Does SSHButton have ads?
No, SSHButton does not contain advertisements.
How often is SSHButton updated?
The latest version of SSHButton was released on August 10, 2026, indicating recent development activity.
What is the age rating for SSHButton?
SSHButton has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can I customize the appearance of buttons in SSHButton?
Yes, each button in SSHButton can be customized with its own profile, icon, and color to suit your preferences and server organization.
What kind of servers can I connect to with SSHButton?
You can create custom buttons for various servers, including NAS systems, Docker hosts, and Linux machines.
