TinyTERM Enterprise AS User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience8.3% of reviews
Neutral8.3% of reviews
Negative experience83.3% of reviews

~ Based on 12 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is TinyTERM Enterprise AS Safe?

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Is TinyTERM Enterprise AS Legit?

TinyTERM Enterprise AS appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for TinyTERM Enterprise AS is 73/100.

Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Seems pretty lame

Only IBM3278 emulation?

No ssh.

Doesn’t help me sorry.

Uninstalled.

only telnet, no ssh

uninstalled

No longer works

No longer works

Inoperable

New configurations don’t attempt to connect to requested host, but to ufl instead.

Waste of money

Terrible app. Just keep crashing on my iPad. Wasted $30 on it. Asks to send the crash report but it stops responding before you can tap send.

Makes you buy a lisense.

Dont get

Can't even find the price!

If you have to ask, you can't afford it, I guess.

Registration required to even test it.

Registration required to even test it. Not sure if it even works. Seems to be baitware. On sale from $150. Hah! What happens when license server is unreachable? Meh.

$158 to $225 to buy

Actual terminals cost less :)

Was a 5 prior to update

The update now makes the keyboard on my iPhone 6 plus so small and the resolution has gotten worse and screen is harder to read.

Best terminal app I have used with Bluetooth keyboard

This is the best terminal app I have used with Bluetooth keyboard. The only things I can fault it for are somewhat hokey on-screen esc/fn keys, and the inability to have multiple sessions open at the same time.

Good but...

It does what it says, and does it pretty well. However, the keyboards need a LOT of work. Rather than using custom iOS keyboards, they tried to create their own. It doesn't work well. You can select a standard iOS keyboard, which helps, but by default capitalized the first character. This means you must hit the shift key before every command.
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