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July 13, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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Tunnel is a full SSH client for iPhone and iPad. Connect to your servers, open a real terminal, move files over SFTP, and keep long-running work alive, all from your pocket. Built for developers, sysadmins, and anyone who lives on the command line, Tunnel is a fast, native terminal with the tools you actually reach for. SECURE BY DESIGN - Password and SSH key authentication (Ed25519, ECDSA P-256 and P-384) - Connect through a jump host or bastion with a single setting - Face ID locks your saved hosts and credentials - Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no tracking. A REAL TERMINAL - Full-color xterm-256color terminal with ANSI support - Command history, macros, and a snippet library you can export and share across devices - Control, arrow, and special-character key rows above the keyboard - Pinch to zoom the font and pick from built-in themes - Select and copy any output, or share the whole session log FILES OVER SFTP - Browse the remote filesystem in a clean file browser - Open and edit text and config files right in the app, then save back over SFTP - Download and share files STAY CONNECTED - tmux-backed persistent sessions survive network drops, so you reconnect exactly where you left off - Automatic keepalive and one-tap reconnect - A live latency graph shows connection quality at a glance MORE - Split terminal to watch two servers side by side - Port forwarding for tunneling local services - Organize hosts into groups with color tags - Quick Connect for one-off sessions - Open ssh:// and tunnel:// links straight from other apps Tunnel feels at home on iOS and iPadOS, with a clean dark interface and thoughtful keyboard handling. Whether you are restarting a service at 2am or checking logs on the train, your servers are one tap away. No subscriptions. No accounts. Just SSH, done right.
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What's New in TunnelSHH

1.2

November 2, 2026

The web, through the tunnel. • Web Browser. Pages that only exist on the far side of a port forward (the router's admin screen, Grafana, a NAS, a dev server) now open inside the session: pick a forward, and the page loads over the tunnel. Back, forward, reload, an address bar, and a forwards menu that starts a forward for you when it is off. • Bookmarks. Save a page on its host. It opens from the host's menu with one tap: the session connects, the forward comes up, the page appears. • Self-signed certificates, the rule on admin pages, get a plain "Trust for this session" instead of a dead end. Nothing is remembered past the session. • The built-in demo server has a page too, so you can see the browser before you point it at your own machine. • If Tunnel is earning its keep, it may ask you for a rating with Apple's own star sheet, at most a few times a year, never mid-session.

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