Termphin
An Android SSH client that holds your shell open through sleep and Wi-Fi changes
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It covers SSH, Mosh, SFTP and live server metrics on every major OS with end-to-end encrypted sync, for a one-time price instead of a subscription.
ZestSSH is an SSH client for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux. It supports SSH, Telnet, Mosh and local shells, split terminals, an SFTP file browser, and a server monitor for CPU, memory, disk and latency. Network detection picks the right address and jump-host route, workflows can be automated through Tasker, Shortcuts or scripts, and settings sync with zero-knowledge encryption. It started as a capstone project, is at v1.9.8, and has a free tier with one-time upgrades at $9.99 and $29.99.
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