SSH Terminal & SFTP
Secure and versatile mobile SSH terminal and SFTP client
Released on Aug 11, 2026 · VirusTotal Verified
📱 App Screenshots & Interface
Preview genuine UI interactions — clean, responsive, and intuitive
📖 Core Highlights & Features
Professional mobile SSH client and SFTP file manager featuring customized terminal keyboard bars, bi-directional SFTP transfers, and Android Keystore encryption.
Key Features:
- Professional mobile SSH client with password and RSA/Ed25519 key authentication
- Integrated graphical SFTP manager for file uploads, downloads, and permission edits
- Extended keyboard toolbar with Ctrl, Alt, Esc, Tab, arrow keys, and custom snippets
- Multi-server group management, recent sessions, and local backup import/export
- Hardware-backed Android Keystore credential encryption for ultimate security
🎯 3-Step Quick Start Guide
Add Server Credentials
Tap '+' to add a host, enter IP, port, username, and password or Ed25519/RSA key.
Initiate Encrypted Session
Tap the server card to connect. Confirm host fingerprint to open interactive terminal.
Manage Shell & SFTP
Use the extended keys for Linux operations, or swipe to SFTP mode for drag-and-drop file transfers.
📢 Ad Transparency & Compliance Disclosure
This application is completely free to use. To cover server bandwidth, algorithm maintenance, and continuous upgrades, moderate reward or banner advertisements are incorporated (marked as "Contains ads" on Google Play). We strictly adhere to zero hidden paywalls, no aggressive popup hijacking, and zero third-party telemetry.
📝 Changelog & Version History v1.0.0
- • 1. Support SSH terminal connections with host fingerprint verification
- • 2. Support SFTP file browsing, upload, download, and directory management
- • 3. Favorite hosts, recent connections, and configuration backup
- • 4. Optimized background connection keep-alive and status indicators
Security Multi-Engine Verified
This package has been scanned across 60+ leading antivirus engines with zero malware or deceptive behavior.
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