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Multi-host profiles
Save server profiles and switch environments fast, with less retyping of host, port, and username.
PocketSSHA lightweight SSH client for your phone
PocketSSH helps you connect to remote hosts reliably from your phone—switch servers quickly, sign in with a password or private key, and handle everyday troubleshooting, deploys, and checks in a terminal tuned for touch.
Multi-host profiles
Password & private key auth
Live terminal
The SSH essentials that matter on mobile
PocketSSH focuses on what you use most—connecting, typing, switching hosts, and reading output—so it feels direct and touch-native, not bloated.
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Password & private key auth
Password login and private key import for personal devices, staging, and stricter ops policies.
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Live terminal interaction
Immediate feedback for logs, scripts, config edits, and checking remote state.
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Mobile shortcut bar
ESC, TAB, arrows, Ctrl/Alt, and common keys so touch devices can do what physical keyboards usually handle.
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Theme support
Light, dark, and follow system for readability in low light and long sessions.
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Local configuration storage
Host profiles stay on your device for quick access and a clear data boundary.
A usable SSH workflow on a small screen
The home, privacy, and terms pages share one idea: PocketSSH is built for mobile remote access—not a shrunk-down desktop client.
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Faster connects
Keep server details, authentication, and entry points in one place—less copy-paste and re-editing.
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Easier input
The shortcut bar covers common terminal controls so phones and tablets aren’t slowed down by typing alone.
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Clearer boundaries
Product pages spell out local storage, permissions, and legal limits so there’s less confusion about what data is handled.
Mobile remote work when you need it
When you’re away from a desk but need to log in, check status, or run a quick command, PocketSSH covers the typical slice of that workflow.
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Check production on the go
Log into prod or staging hosts to review processes, disk, logs, and deploy results.
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Triage alerts and outages
Run the connections and commands you need on your phone to stabilize first, then dig deeper at a desktop.
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Light remote dev work
Edit config, restart jobs, confirm script output, or run simple commands without waiting to get back to a computer.