iPhone + iPad SSH client

Control agents from your phone without typing

No SSHHIP account. No backend. One-time purchase.

one month full access then $29.99 lifetime 16.0 MB iOS 17.0+

Architecture

Control the multiplexer, not the agent's stdin

tmux and herdr actions run on a separate SSH exec channel. Typing tmux next-window into a pane your coding agent holds corrupts that agent's input. SSHHIP structurally cannot do that.

tmux on iPhone · herdr on iPhone · Claude Code from iPhone

Interaction

Command Dial is the whole control surface

One corner puck opens a radial menu for keys, pane focus, multiplexer actions, snippets, voice, and the software keyboard. The keyboard appears only when you ask for it.

What you get

Trust

Nothing in between

No SSHHIP account, no relay, no cloud vault, no analytics SDK. Credentials stay in Keychain / Secure Enclave. Voice stays on device. Optional private iCloud host-metadata sync defaults off.

Privacy

Built narrow on purpose

Native, small, and honest about gaps

SSHHIP is 16.0 MB. Termius, measured the same way on the same day, is 233.9 MB - about 14× larger. SSHHIP is also missing port forwarding, an SFTP browser, jump hosts, and widgets, and it ships built-in themes only - no custom palettes. Those absences are intentional scope, not temporary marketing fog - the comparison matrix lists them next to the apps that have them.

  • Attach to existing tmux or herdr sessions in one tap
  • Directional pane focus without prefix-key gymnastics
  • Mosh on every host, with automatic SSH fallback
  • 18 built-in terminal themes including Rosé Pine, plus adjustable font size
  • Send Image over the live SFTP channel, path inserted, no Return pressed
  • On-device voice that types into the live prompt
SSHHIP multiplexer controls over a Claude Code session running inside a tmux window

Get SSHHIP

Full access for one month, then a $29.99 lifetime unlock. No account. No SSHHIP backend.