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Terminal#

by Vasiliy Shaydullin

iPhone · iPad

Abandoned risk Last checked 29 Jul 2026

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What it is
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At a glance
  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Free app Yes Free Store published
In-app purchases Yes Limited free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

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  • Free to download
  • In-app purchases

Ratings & reviews

App Store

4.5 153 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Simply fantastic

    This tool is a god-send to me. It makes it an actual pleasure to use an iPad and keyboard for coding on and managing all my headless raspberry pi’s. I’m a retired unix system engineer and I spent decades using simple ascii terminals so I’m very used to it. I also live off grid in a tiny home without the desk real estate or electrical power to use full sized monitors and gui’s at all hours of the day and night the way I like to do. (not to mention as a developer I really loved CDE on Solaris and despise Gnome on anything) So it’s easy for me to live with a simple terminal. Since 2019 I used a different ssh tool for iPad and it’s limitations were annoying at first and became crippling over time, the fee to remove them was WAY too high for personal use. My experience has left me actually hating that tool and the idiots that market it. THIS tool otoh seems to have no limitations at all: - it supports multiple instances via split-screen - it holds sessions open no matter how long I’m off in a browser doing something else. Only when the iPad auto-lock activates do your sessions get terminated. - it allows multiple sessions to the same or different systems, switching between them is possibly a little clunky but I just got this so I have to acclimate. After five years of being stuck with a crippled and crippling tool I am beyond delighted to find this one.

    Pf asdf · 29 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5One of the best Terminal Apps on the App Store

    I’ve been using this app for quite sometime and been very satisfied on how it operates! I use it daily to connect to my server back home to edit a couple config files or check out logs. There are so many terminal apps on the App Store but you have to pay a subscription to have it, which Is a complete joke! Terminal# doesn’t require a subscription to SSH to your server, that’s why I love this app and it’s my go to! I’ve been recommending this app to all my friends and a couple of companies who I worked for to get this app. I I would definitely donate a cup of coffee of worth to the creator of this app for doing a great job! Thank you so much!

    DavisClark0776 · 29 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Awesome!

    I cannot find any issues with this software.. It is a pleasure to be able to remote access my networked devices using my IPad .It definitely saves being tied down to a wired computer. The fact I can save my individual log in accounts and log into them at a button push is great.. Great stuff.. Thankyou. Highly recommend!

    RWtech · 29 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5is not the best but…

    …but I value more the no data collection policy, which is very important for a remote acess app. kudos to developer for this. as for not being the best, the pgup and pgdown keys do not work in tmux, and we need a special shift lock key to use it as shift-pgup/pgdown/insert. also home and end keys need to fit directly on the first row without expanding the special keys, and pgup pgdown need to be there as well.

    ios 5 was the best · 29 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Everything you need and no bs

    The best part is that it has the ctrl button for key combinations needed to switch between Ai agents in the tmux terminal that I remote in to. I love it and the fact that in the iPad I can use it along an RDP app or another ssh client. It has all you need to develop your apps while on the road.

    K-Oz-Killa · 29 Jul 2026

Privacy & accessibility

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  • Data Not Collected Developer declared

Accessibility

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Versions

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  • 1.0
  • 1.1

    Esc button added

  • 1.2

    Application security bugs (Face ID and Touch ID) have been fixed. Fixed Enter/Return error.

  • 1.3

    Added the ability to change the font in the terminal. Added the capability to generate keys. Additional keyboard layout has been reworked. Key-based authentication now uses a more secure method.

  • 1.4 · 28 Jun 2024

    When adding a server to the list of servers, the password is not a required field (if logging in using a password). When connecting, you will have the opportunity to enter a password. You asked, we did!

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