SSH — Simple Client

A simple, non-interactive Android SSH client.

SSH — Simple Client: Easy Android SSH Access

"SSH — Simple Client" is a minimalist Android SSH client focused on providing a simple, ad-free experience for remotely managing servers. Unlike many other SSH applications, it eliminates ads and in-app purchases to offer a clean interface. This open-source project aims to create a SSH experience that feels natural on mobile devices, prioritizing essential functionality over excessive features. You can explore the source code and contribute on GitHub: https://github.com/tytydraco/SSH.

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By: tytydraco

Users: 10,250

Rating: 3.00

(50)

Version: 1.2 (Last updated: 2021-11-21)

Creation date: 2020-12-14

Email: ty*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

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Other: full network access

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There's plenty of SSH clients out there, but I was never satisfied with the available selection. Some use in-app purchases, some have ads, some have UI's that date back years. Termux was one of the most promising SSH clients available, but I wanted something that felt more natural on a mobile device. It doesn't need to have fancy features, just a simple shell that can let me remotely manage my servers.

This project is open-source on GitHub:
https://github.com/tytydraco/SSH

User reviews

Simplest ssh which exactly i need and no ads.

Farid Hamidi, 2023-06-05

Maybe a little too simple for heavy use, but does the job for an occasional login from the phone

roma gluskin, 2023-05-05

It connects. Input is into a box at the top labeled "shell command" even when the input is going into a CLI application, such as psql. Output does not support ANSI escape codes. With the input visually disconnected from the output, use is awkward.