SSH Client vs Todoke

Lightning fast SSH terminal with remote file access. No other app fuses your SSH servers and iOS devices as well as Secure ShellFish. Tap Get and see for yourself. Terminal supports standard text editing gestures for selection, scrolling and copy/paste as well as custom gestures to send arrow keys and tabulator making shell entry and full screen editing with vim or emacs delightful. Bar above the keyboard makes it easy to type special keys and insert snippets. Select and drag filenames out of the terminal as actual files and drag files from other apps into the terminal to upload. Use built-in tmux support to persist terminal sessions if you lose Internet access, pick existing sessions with thumbnails and Handoff sessions between devices. Server file system is available in the Files app and recently accessed files and directories are cached to make them available when offline. Use apps like Textastic and iA Writer for a native editing experience working on your remote server files. Upload files or entire directories from the share sheet with minimal friction as the last destination directory for each kind of file is remembered or automate file transfers in the Shortcuts app. Connect to your Mac, Synology NAS and any other SSH server or create new Digital Ocean droplets right from the app. Secure ShellFish is useful as a free app and paying pro users can disable ads in the terminal, upload through the Files app and configure unlimited number of servers.

The fast, native way to work with GitHub issues on iPhone and iPad. Sign in with your GitHub account and every issue you created, are assigned to, or were mentioned in is one tap away — browse, search, filter, sort, comment, create, close, and edit without opening a browser. Issues only: Todoke can't read your code, and your token never leaves your device. ONE INBOX FOR EVERY REPO - See issues from all your connected repositories in a single list - Search across your issues, right from the inbox - Filter by repository, or by created / assigned / mentioned - Sort by newest, oldest, recently updated, or most commented - Switch between open and closed in one tap - Smooth pagination that keeps up with busy projects TRIAGE WITHOUT FRICTION - Close as completed, not planned, or duplicate - Reopen, assign to yourself, or unassign with one tap - Edit titles, descriptions, labels, and assignees in place - Jump to any issue on github.com when you need the full site CONVERSATIONS, NOT CONTEXT SWITCHES - Read full comment threads, rendered natively — screenshots and images included - Reply from a fast native composer - Edit or delete your own comments CAPTURE BUGS FROM ANYWHERE - Share a page from Safari straight into a pre-filled new issue - Eight Shortcuts actions: create, find, get, edit, close, reopen, comment, and open the composer — name a shortcut and Siri runs it - Optionally launch straight into the composer - Drafts survive anything — close the app mid-thought and pick up where you left off - Pin your favorite repositories, and set per-repo default labels and assignees PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Sign in with your existing GitHub account through a fine-grained GitHub App — you choose exactly which repositories Todoke can access - Issues-only permission: Todoke cannot read your code or repository settings - Your access token is stored only in the iOS Keychain and is only ever sent to GitHub - No ads, no trackers, no profiling — Todoke counts anonymous usage totals (screens opened, sign-ins, purchases) to know what to fix, never linked to you or your GitHub account ONE PRICE, YOURS FOREVER - Todoke is free for one repository at a time - One single purchase unlocks every repository, forever — no subscription, and less than a year of the subscription alternatives BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS WHO LIVE IN ISSUES Maintain an open source project, run a solo app business, or keep a team backlog under control — Todoke keeps your issue queue moving from wherever you are. Todoke requires a GitHub account and works with repositories where the Todoke GitHub App is installed. Todoke is not affiliated with GitHub, Inc.