RepoPress vs SSHome

RepoPress is a local-first Markdown developer tool for managing your own Git-based static site. It works with files you create on the device and repositories you explicitly configure on GitHub or GitLab. Key features • Create and manage local Markdown files • Edit front matter including titles, summaries, slugs, tags, categories, authors, and status • Organize project images and verify references and repository paths • Import and sync files from repositories you configure • Check metadata, images, links, SEO, and repository readiness • Manage sync and publish queues, deployment status, history, and rollback • Use optional intelligent assistance for drafting, summaries, tags, and SEO suggestions Local first Markdown files, attachments, and site settings are stored on your device by default. Repository credentials and optional service keys are stored in the system Keychain. RepoPress connects to external services only when you choose to sync, publish, import, check a deployment, or use an optional online feature. Core editing is free. A one-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited site profiles and removes daily publishing, backup, and repository-sync limits. Designed for developers and site owners who maintain their own Zola, Hexo, Hugo, Astro, Jekyll, and similar static-site projects.

SSHome is a modern SSH client for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Connect to your servers, Raspberry Pi, or homelab and get a real terminal — full-screen apps like vim and top, 256-color output, and snippet shortcuts included. Terminal - Full VT/ANSI terminal (SwiftTerm) with alt-screen, colors, live resize - Multi-session tabs — switch between servers with one tap - Snippet bar injects your frequent commands in one tap Files (SFTP) - Browse, create, rename, and delete remote files and folders - Uploads/downloads with real progress and speed, pipelined in the background - Downloads appear right in the Files app Security - Passwords live in the system Keychain; private keys never leave your device - Ed25519 and ECDSA P-256/384/521 keys; import OpenSSH-format keys (including passphrase-protected) or generate new ones on device - Trust-on-first-use fingerprint confirmation; changed fingerprints are blocked cold to stop man-in-the-middle attacks And more - Local port forwarding: map remote databases or dashboards to a local port - English and Simplified Chinese UI; no account, no data collection