SSHHIP

SSHHIP

SSH, Tmux, Herdr

8 ratings
3 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 3, 2026
  • September 5, 2026

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A focused terminal client for developers to connect to their remote machines and resume existing tmux or herdr sessions. It offers secure authentication, a CommandDial for quick commands, and image transfer capabilities, all with a local-first design.

Connect to remote hosts via SSH
Attach to existing tmux/herdr sessions
CommandDial for saved commands and keys
Image transfer to host over SFTP
Secure authentication options
Local-first design with iCloud sync option
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What's New in SSHHIP

1.28

September 5, 2026

- A guided first connection walks you from finding a host to a live terminal. - Sticky Shift on the command dial, so Shift+Tab works by touch. - Snippets can press Return for you with a per-snippet Auto-Submit toggle. - Name your first session yourself, or start from default, main, or dev. - Automatic hosts now ask for a password when the server requires one. - Hosts that verify you in a browser show what to do instead of timing out. - Clearer guidance when a Screen Time app is blocking a purchase.

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$29.99

SSHHIP Lifetime Unlock

One-time lifetime unlock for SSHHIP

Charts

Top Grossing

📉 28-1

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This app dropped -1 position in Developer Tools chart.

Last updated on September 17, 2026.

Top Free

📉 175-7

Developer Tools

This app dropped -7 positions in Developer Tools chart.

Last updated on September 17, 2026.

User reviews

it’s super useful when i’m lazy and don’t want to get out of bed

the way this is designed is super useful. it's a little bit of a learning curve because you have to learn how to use this dial but it's probably a five-minute max learning curve to be honest. it's really helpful having the voice command to type in and then it automatically sends in there.

i personally use wezterm plus herdr similar to kun chen’s actual setup and i've learned to actually love using this over mac terminals. it's like the best way to use terminals and so this is a better way than terminus which was the previous app i was using. it is far far easier to use. i think it still has some room for improvement. i'm not sure where yet. it could improve upon because it is a very difficult thing to squeeze all of your terminals into one app or into one little phone screen.

i think notifications could be the next big thing here: getting notified on my phone when a terminal is finished working. wondering if that's possible
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Ultimate Remote Terminal Tool

I’ve tried all the popular terminal apps for iOS and they all have shortcomings, mostly from how hard it is to interact with the keyboard and things like copy and paste. And it’s especially bad when you’re using coding agents like Claude, Codex, Grok or Pi with a tool like tmux or herdr. But SSHHIP’s floating action button which lets you pick and choose exactly what you need between the keyboard, pasteboard, voice input, herdr support, and snippets has made it my new daily driver for my iPad and iPhone when I need to check on my agents away from home.
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Great start

Excited to see where it goes

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FAQ

What is SSHHIP?

SSHHIP is a terminal client for iPhone and iPad designed for developers. It allows you to connect to your remote machines and resume your tmux or herdr sessions.

Does SSHHIP have ads?

No, SSHHIP does not contain any advertisements. The app is designed with a local-first approach and avoids tracking or advertising.

How much does SSHHIP cost?

SSHHIP is free to download and use for one month. After the trial period, a one-time purchase is required for lifetime access to all features.

What devices does SSHHIP support?

SSHHIP is available for both iPhone and iPad devices, offering a native experience on Apple's mobile platforms.

How does SSHHIP handle authentication?

SSHHIP supports various authentication methods, including Automatic authentication for Tailscale SSH, importing OpenSSH private keys, and generating non-exportable Secure Enclave keys.

Can I sync my saved hosts with SSHHIP?

Yes, you can optionally sync your saved host metadata across your Apple devices using your private iCloud database. Sensitive credentials like passwords and private keys remain secure and are not synced.

What is the CommandDial in SSHHIP?

The CommandDial is a feature within SSHHIP that provides quick access to saved command snippets, common keys, and contextual multiplexer actions, improving efficiency for terminal work.

How often is SSHHIP updated?

The latest version of SSHHIP is 1.15.1, last updated on August 2, 2026. Updates typically include feature enhancements and reliability improvements.