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Version 1.0 · 2026-09-30
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-09-30.








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OrbitSSH is a modern SSH and SFTP client for iPhone and iPad. Connect directly to the servers you manage and work from a focused mobile terminal.
TERMINAL WORKFLOW
• Open SSH sessions in tabs or Split View
• Use tmux sessions and terminal tools built for touch
• Save server groups, startup directories, commands, and snippets
FILES AND SERVER INSIGHT
• Browse and manage remote files over SFTP
• Monitor server metrics and view containers
• Keep several servers organized in one place
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Connections go directly from your device to your servers
• Passwords and private keys stay in the iOS Keychain
• Host-key changes are detected and shown to you
• Optional Face ID app lock protects saved servers
• Voice input and smart formatting use on-device Apple features
OrbitSSH has no account, no ads, and no tracking. Use it with your compatible SSH servers.…
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