Remodex vs SSHELL Terminal

Remodex lets you use Codex and OpenCode on your Mac from your iPhone. Connect Remodex to your Mac and pair once with a QR code. Your iPhone connects through a secure paired session, so you can keep working with your coding agents even when you’re away from your desk. With Remodex, you can: • chat with Codex and OpenCode while they run on your Mac • follow live replies and active runs in real time • send follow-up prompts and continue existing conversations • manage your code with git actions like commit, push, pull, and branch switching • attach photos from your camera or library • use voice transcription for faster input • reconnect to your trusted Mac without pairing again every time • use the integrated SSH terminal to control your Mac Remodex is local-first: your coding agents, repositories, and workspace actions stay on your Mac. Your iPhone becomes a secure companion for monitoring, steering, and continuing your work wherever you are. Privacy Policy: https://www.phodex.app/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://www.phodex.app/terms

Run SSH, Mosh and tmux sessions from iPhone or iPad. SSHELL keeps saved hosts, live terminals, remote files and SSH keys in one native workspace. Open several workspaces for one host. Attach existing tmux windows, create new windows and detach iPad terminals while each workspace stays tied to its host. On Mac and iPad, switch sessions using tabs and open Files in its own workspace tab. Browse sortable file columns with touch or pointer input. Show or hide session tabs and automatic file previews in Appearance settings; the Files Preview control saves the same preview preference. Open Preview remains available when automatic previews are off. Browse and transfer remote files over SSH or Mosh. Generate or import SSH keys, check SHA-256 host fingerprints and protect supported credentials with Keychain. Download SSHELL for free and use full access for 7 days. Lifetime access costs £2.99 as a one-time App Store purchase. Existing paid customers keep full access. Key features: - SSH, Mosh and Telnet connection profiles - Mosh roaming and reconnect handling - Multi-session saved hosts with distinct terminal workspaces - tmux-aware host management for opening and creating windows inside configured tmux sessions - iPad multiwindow, Split View and Stage Manager support - Remote file browsing for SSH and Mosh hosts - Upload, download, preview, copy, move and delete remote files - Download remote directories as .tar.gz archives when supported - Saved hosts with tags, notes, sorting and filtering - Per-host terminal themes, TERM values and trust policy - SSH key generation, import, export and host installation - Ed25519, ECDSA, RSA, OpenSSH, PEM, DER and PuTTY PPK key handling - Known-host prompts, SHA-256 fingerprints and changed-key warnings - Keychain-backed passwords, private keys and Mosh resume state - Biometric app lock with device passcode fallback - External keyboard shortcuts and terminal accessory keys - Nerd Font symbol support for glyph-heavy prompts and terminal tools - Native copy, paste, select all, Escape and terminal link handling - Light, dark, system and custom terminal colour themes - Off-by-default optional iCloud sync for supported settings, hosts, tags, key metadata, trusted host keys and synchronisable credentials Telnet is unencrypted. SSHELL includes it for trusted legacy environments, lab equipment and local networks only.