RootDeck vs Pinpoint for Safari

Manage your servers straight from your iPhone and iPad. RootDeck is a fast, secure SSH and SFTP client — a full terminal and file manager in your pocket. Connect directly to your own servers — no RootDeck account, no cloud in between. Built for developers, sysadmins, and DevOps who need their infrastructure on the go. Features: • Interactive SSH terminal • SFTP file browser and transfers • Upload, download, copy, move, rename, and delete remote files • Password and SSH key authentication • Jump host support for reaching servers behind a bastion • Host key verification to protect against MITM attacks • Saved server profiles • Face ID or Touch ID app lock • Server availability monitoring • Support for Linux, macOS, and Windows OpenSSH servers Credentials are stored securely in Apple Keychain. SSH connections, commands, and transferred files go directly between your device and the servers you choose. RootDeck does not collect analytics and does not send your server data to the developer.

Pinpoint turns any web page into a review surface for AI coding assistants. Toggle Pinpoint on for the current site, then point at any element to comment on it. Comments collect into a panel and persist per-origin across reloads. When you're ready, hand off the whole batch as a single structured Markdown brief - element selectors, component names, your comments, and any screenshots - to paste straight into your assistant. - Comment on any element; numbered pins stay anchored on the page. - Capture a screenshot of an element and mark it up (rectangles, arrows, text, blur/redact, numbered counters, crop) before attaching. - Measure spacing, sample colors, and inspect typography (size / line-height / weight / inferred Tailwind utility). - Hand off every comment as one agent-ready Markdown brief, copied to your clipboard.