Archived App (Last seen on 10 Aug 2026)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.
Manage servers and files remotely with this app. It offers secure SSH and SFTP connections, file management, and an interactive terminal. Transfer files, run commands, and edit documents on the go.
Reviews of Termux+ are mixed: the Developer Tools app is rated 4.7/5 from 248 App Store ratings. What users like most: no account required for server access, free version available without forced in-app purchases. Top complaints: deceptive free trial limitations not clearly disclosed, requires saving passwords (security concern). Summarized from real user reviews.
4.5
June 30, 2025
Bug fixes.
Unlock pro features
6 issues
App freezes when closed and reopened
Cannot scroll up to view logs
6 requests
Font settings customization
Sorting options for file browser
Termux+ is a comprehensive SSH and SFTP client that allows you to manage your servers and files remotely. You can access server files, open interactive terminals, and perform various tasks on the go, bringing server management capabilities to your mobile device.
Key features include secure SSH and SFTP connections with proxy and jump host support, robust file management for copying, moving, and renaming files, effortless file transfers between servers and devices, an interactive SSH terminal, code snippet management for quick command execution, and full virtual keyboard support.
The app offers a free version with in-app purchases. Payment for the subscription is charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase, and the subscription renews automatically. You can manage your subscription and disable auto-renew in your Account Settings.
Termux+ is designed for iOS devices, allowing you to manage servers and files from your iPhone and iPad. It integrates with the iOS photo library for uploading media to SFTP servers.
Common use cases include managing web servers, transferring files between your computer and mobile device, executing commands on remote servers, editing configuration files directly on servers, and previewing HTML or documents remotely.
