Habit Tracker vs SSHTerminalS

HabitGrid is the perfect app for anyone looking to form new habits or break old ones. It’s completely free to use and helps you stay motivated with beautiful tile-based grid charts. Whether you're trying to quit smoking, eat healthier, or exercise more, HabitGrid can help you achieve your goals. You can customize your dashboard by adjusting colors, icons, and descriptions. Draw motivation from growing the amount of colored tiles on your habit dashboard. CREATE HABITS Add your habits you want to track in a fast and easy way. Provide a name, description, icon, and color, and you’re good to go. DASHBOARD All your habits are displayed on your dashboard, represented by a cool-looking grid chart. Every filled-out square shows a day where you kept up with your habit. CALENDAR The calendar provides a fast and easy way to manage past completions. Simply tap a day to remove or add a completion. NOTES Keep track of your thoughts, reflections, or progress details for each habit. Add quick notes to record how you felt or what helped you stay consistent. IMPORT AND EXPORT Switching phones and don’t want to lose your data? Export your data to a file, save it wherever you want, and restore it at any time. PRIVACY FOCUSED All your data belongs to you and stays on your phone. No sign-in. No servers. No cloud.

SSHTerminalS is an SSH terminal built for the moments you cannot reach a computer. When an alert arrives while you are out, or a batch job stalls and someone needs an answer now, this app lets you open a shell, read the logs, and take action from the phone already in your hand. Add a host, connect, work, move between servers, and keep everything safe — the whole flow lives in one app. ■ Designed Around Security • Encrypted credentials — Server passwords and private keys are never stored in plain text. They are encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a key protected by the iOS Keychain, with iCloud sync disabled so nothing is copied to other devices. • App Lock — Lock the entire app with a passphrase or Face ID. When enabled, the encryption key is derived from your passphrase, which means even someone holding your unlocked device cannot open your stored credentials without it. • Host key verification — New servers present their SHA256 fingerprint for your approval. If a fingerprint later changes, the app shows it beside the stored one and refuses to connect, so a possible man-in-the-middle never slips past unnoticed. • Screenshot blocking — Because credentials can appear in the terminal, screenshots and the app switcher preview are blocked by default. ■ A Terminal That Actually Works on a Phone • Multiple session tabs — Keep up to six sessions open and switch between them instantly. Connections and output survive tab changes and even leaving for the host list, so tailing a log on one server while inspecting another feels natural. • Auxiliary key bar — Ctrl, Esc, Tab, arrow keys, Home, End, PgUp, PgDn, and the punctuation you constantly need sit permanently below the terminal. Ctrl is a toggle, so combinations like Ctrl+C take one hand. • Connections that hold — On top of SSH keep-alive, an optional setting prevents disconnects caused by server-side idle timeouts. The screen stays awake while you work, and a reconnect button restores a dropped session immediately. • Flexible authentication — Connect with a password or a PEM private key, including passphrase-protected keys, and handle servers that require an OTP through two-factor prompts. • Copy and paste — Select terminal output to copy it, and paste that long command you prepared on your computer instead of retyping it. ■ A Host List That Survives a New Phone Your host list backs up automatically to the app-specific folder on your Google Drive. Passwords and private keys inside the backup are re-encrypted with a passphrase you choose before upload, so neither we nor Google nor anyone who obtains the file can open it. Manual JSON export and import are available as well. ■ Made to Fit Your Eyes Combine twelve accent color themes with Light, Dark, and System appearance modes. The terminal body always keeps its dark, low-glare background. The interface is natively available in English, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese in both Simplified and Traditional forms. Your servers, in your pocket — reach them the moment you need to, with SSHTerminalS. ■ More from Solution317 • Malsseummoa — A habit of listening to the Word, sermon streaming • BibleS — Read and search the Bible with ease • WeatherKoreaS — Korea's weather at a glance • CopyNPasteS — Copy & share your go-to phrases in one tap • MyNoteS — A safe, local-only notepad • PdfToImageS — PDF to images, safely offline • ResizeToS — Resize a whole folder at once • PhotoRenamerS — Rename photos by capture time • VolumeControlS — Set media volume in 10% steps made by Solution317