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Termphin
Manage remote shells and files from Android with resumable sessions
Meet Termphin
Termphin is an Android SSH client for working with remote servers from a phone. Its terminal includes a configurable key toolbar, command history suggestions, split sessions, and an adjacent SFTP file browser with editing tools. Users can upload files, run saved snippets, set up port forwarding, and connect through jump hosts.
For resumable sessions, an optional open-source helper on the server keeps the remote shell running when the phone loses its connection. Reconnecting can then return to the existing session and scrollback. Basic SSH sessions do not require the helper. Termphin is free and open source, checks server host keys, and stores credentials on the device; additional client platforms are listed as forthcoming.
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