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carlos prieto ortiz · Productivity · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

IOSTerm is a native SSH, SFTP, and terminal client for developers and system administrators who want a fast, clean tool that feels like it belongs on their iPhone and iPad. TERMINAL A full-featured SSH terminal with proper ANSI colors, mouse support, and UTF-8. Optional tmux integration lets your sessions survive wifi drops and backgrounding: reconnect and pick up exactly where you left off. FILES Every server you add appears as a location in the Files app. Browse, open, edit, and save remote files with any app that supports document providers, just like iCloud Drive or Dropbox. RUN One-shot commands without opening a full shell. Drop into the Run sheet, type the command, see the output. Your command history syncs through your private iCloud account across your devices. AI ASSISTANT BRING YOUR OWN KEY (OPTIONAL) An in-terminal AI drawer with context-aware help. Ask about output you don't understand, or describe what you want in natural language and get a command you can review before running. The feature is opt-in and bring-your-own-key: you add your own API key in Settings, stored in the Keychain on your device, and your device talks directly to Anthropic. The developer operates no backend, sees no prompts, and has no visibility into this traffic. Use of Anthropic's API is billed by Anthropic. You can skip this feature entirely; it is off by default. SECURE BY DEFAULT Modern ciphers and key-exchange algorithms out of the box Optional legacy mode for older servers (OpenSSH 6.7, RHEL 5/6) Passwords and SSH keys stored in the Keychain iCloud Keychain sync across your Apple devices, end-to-end encrypted by Apple No analytics, no advertising SDKs, no third-party trackers

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