ZestSSH
Cross-platform SSH client with server monitoring and encrypted sync
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Termphin
An Android SSH client that holds your shell open through sleep and Wi-Fi changes
It gives phone SSH the mosh-and-tmux resilience without setting either up, and it is free and GPL-licensed where most rivals charge.
Termphin is a free, open-source SSH client, on Android today with iOS and desktop in progress. A small helper on the server holds the shell open, so locking the phone or switching networks brings you back to the same session. The terminal is drawn natively in Flutter so htop and vim render cleanly, and keys sit in an AES-256-GCM vault tied to the phone's secure hardware. It also offers split panes, a file browser, history autocomplete, an editor, tunnels and host-key pinning. GPL-3.0, at v1.13.0, with signed, attested APKs; no maker is named.
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