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Version 1.19 · 2026-10-27
Improvements and stability fixes.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.19, updated 2026-10-27.








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Mobile Terminal is a full SSH client for iPhone and iPad. Connect to your Linux and Unix servers, run commands in a real terminal, and manage the keys you connect with — all in one app.
A REAL TERMINAL
- xterm-compatible terminal emulator with full ANSI colour support
- Scrollback, so nothing is lost when output flies past
- Ctrl, Esc, Tab and arrow keys on a dedicated key row — vim, htop, tmux and nano work properly
- One-tap quick commands: ls -la, pwd, cd .., top, df -h
- Adjustable font size and font family, light and dark terminal themes
- Pair a Bluetooth or USB keyboard — the on-screen keys step aside
REMOTE FILES OVER SFTP
- Browse the remote filesystem with sizes, dates and permissions
- Upload and download files, and share them straight from the app
- Create, rename, delete and change permissions without a command
- Edit config files in place with the built-in text editor…
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Improvements and stability fixes.
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