Saved SSH connections and credential protection
Save connection names, hosts, ports, and usernames. Saved passwords are encrypted on the Android device, while exported connection records exclude passwords.
Android Preview
Coming soon: a practical server workspace on Android
Preview the Android workspace currently in development. It is not available to download from Google Play yet.
The Android app is temporarily unpublished while we improve product quality and cross-device compatibility. Existing feature information remains available as a preview.
One-time purchase
A complete Android server workspace without a subscription
Take SSH Terminal, SFTP Files, Websites, Databases, Notes, Monitoring, VS Code Web, and local development tools anywhere—from phone to tablet and Samsung DeX.
Major update in progressPhone + tablet + DeXReturning to Google Play
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Hardware-backed SSH keys
Generate non-exportable ECDSA P-256 keys in Android Keystore, use StrongBox when the device supports it, review public-key fingerprints, and install supported public keys on servers you are authorized to manage.
SSH host verification
Review an unknown or changed server host key before trusting it, and keep trusted host fingerprints on the device for later connections.
Interactive SSH terminal
Work through a touch-friendly interactive terminal on servers you own or are authorized to administer, including terminal tools such as nvim, nano, and tmux when installed on the server.
Multi-Server Command Center
Select individual hosts or reusable server groups, review a command before confirmation, run it in parallel, inspect output by host, retry failed targets, and keep local run history.
Live server overview
Inspect the connected server’s OS, uptime, load, memory, disk usage, detected web servers, and detected database engines from one Overview screen.
Server health dashboard and widget
Review online, warning, and offline hosts with latency, CPU, memory, disk, load, usage trends, and failed-service indicators. Add a compact home-screen widget that refreshes health in the background without opening the app.
Multi-tab remote file manager
Open multiple tabs for the same or different hosts, keep an independent path per tab, and use optional vertical or horizontal dual-pane layouts for file operations.
Persistent SFTP transfer queue
Track uploads and downloads with progress, speed, ETA, pause, resume, retry, and cancel. Choose Rename, Overwrite, or Skip for conflicts, and keep queued work across app navigation.
Drag-and-drop folder upload
Drop files or folders from supported Android file apps, including Samsung My Files in DeX, and recursively upload the full directory tree without flattening nested paths.
SFTP Sync Profiles and visual merge
Scan local and remote trees, review planned changes, compare supported text files line by line, choose Local or Server content, or edit a merge result before adding the operation to the transfer queue.
Local Project Files workspace
Prepare local web projects, create files and folders, use starter templates, rename or delete items, and import or export the workspace through Android’s system file picker.
Built-in offline Code Editor
Edit local text and code without an online editor, with syntax highlighting, line numbers, Undo/Redo, Find/Replace, UTF-8 saving, a coding punctuation toolbar, and adjustable font size.
Advanced Notes library
Keep general or server-linked Markdown notes with Write and Preview modes, formatting shortcuts, attachments, notebooks and collections, labels, search, revision history, Now/Later/Done/Archived workflow, recoverable Trash, JSON backup, and built-in Quick Start notes.
System, Light, and Dark appearance
Choose the system appearance or force Light or Dark mode across server tabs, dashboards, monitoring, terminal chrome, Files, Websites, Databases, Notes, Search, Command Palette, VS Code Web, and the responsive footer.
Encrypted Vault and user-selected sync
Create encrypted backups of selected SemiSSH settings, schedule device-protected local backups, or write password-protected snapshots to a folder you explicitly select. Optional credential sync uses a recovery key controlled by you.
On-device web development
Run a built-in web server or supported Nginx, Apache, Caddy, PHP, Node.js, Express, and React with Vite workflows, select a document root, view logs, and open the local site from the app.
Optional runtime modules
Install or remove supported runtime modules through Google Play Feature Delivery, so larger runtime components can be added only when needed.
On-device Database Manager
Run supported PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Redis, and SQLite workflows, then browse databases and tables and perform supported database, table, row, and configuration actions.
Connected-server services and apps
Inspect installed services and supported software, check running state, and run supported installation or status workflows for tools such as Node.js with PM2, Docker, web servers, PHP-FPM, databases, phpMyAdmin, and Certbot.
Remote Database Manager
Use PostgreSQL or MySQL/MariaDB with read-only enabled by default. Browse databases, tables, Structure, Rows, Query, and History; search, sort, page, select, add, edit, or delete rows; create supported databases and tables; and manage users and privileges with confirmations for mutating actions. Tablets use a Mac-like master-detail workspace while phones navigate one clear level at a time.
Website Manager
Discover supported Nginx, Apache, and Caddy websites, create or update site configurations, manage enabled state and SSL workflows, and validate configuration changes on the connected server.
Website backup and restore
Export a supported website backup to selected Android storage, import a backup, validate its contents, create safety copies, and restore it to the connected server.
VS Code Web over an SSH tunnel
Install or start supported VS Code Web on a selected server and open it through an SSH tunnel without exposing the remote editor port directly.
Mobile, tablet, and Samsung DeX layouts
Use layouts intended for handheld, larger screen, and desktop-style Android sessions.
Feature availability depends on Android version, device behavior, permissions, installed runtime modules, network access, server operating system, account privileges, and the software already available on the selected server.