ShellBean - AI SSH Client

Name: ShellBean - AI SSH Client
Rating: 4.1 (15 reviews)
Author: 北京如电科技有限公司

By: 北京如电科技有限公司

AI Enhanced SSH SFTP Toolkit

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Features & Capabilities

AI-powered chat and shell command generation Support Mosh protocol Support SSH Agent Forwarding and Certificate Authentication Support split screen and broadcast input

ShellBean is a professional, modern, full-featured SSH SFTP client that integrates monitoring and scripting automation tools over SSH to help you quickly and easily manage your Linux servers without installing any third-party applications.

ShellBean offers the following free features:

Move the cursor quickly with single-tap and long-press drag gestures in terminal
Supports multi-level jump servers login
Built-in text editor, easy to edit files
Multiple SSH terminal color schemes and fonts settings
SFTP within Files App (read-only) (iOS 16 and above)
Support for iOS/iPadOS/macOS systems
iPad split-screen support
Support iOS 17 Widget, Monitor Server at Home Screen
Face ID unlock App
SSH Terminal
Zmodem rz sz file transfer
SSH keys management
Port forwarding, support for local, remote and dynamic three modes
Server, code snippets and Port forwardings can be managed in groups
Securely synchronize data between all your devices via iCloud (using only your private iCloud space)
View the process list, sort by PID, COMMAND, CPU, MEM
View server usage per CPU core
Support displaying CPU temperature
Memory usage
Network traffic and rates, as well as traffic status for each interface
Disk Partition Occupancy and Read/Write Rates
Monitor the status of NVIDIA graphics cards
Select servers to run Snippets in batches
Manage Snippets and run them on servers within touchs
SFTP file management within Files App (iOS 16 and above)

Unlocking the Premium version you will get the following features:

Dynamic port forwarding
Monitor disk inode data
Quickly execute snippets in the terminal
Terminal split screen and broadcast input
Terminal logging to file Data security:

All data is only stored locally on your device and in your private iCloud space, we will not upload any of your server, key, script data.

https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

https://shellbean.app/privacy

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

北京如电科技有限公司

Rating:

4.10

(15)

Version:

3.1.10 Last updated: 2026-06-01

Version code:

886369750

Creation date:

2023-10-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

153.97MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 333,573 ▼ 1,480

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Developed by:

北京如电科技有限公司

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shellbean-ai-ssh-client/id1504613231

User Reviews

Users widely praise ShellBean for frequent updates, reliable performance, and strong productivity benefits. The app helps manage SSH across many devices with convenient one-tap access and robust snippet support. Reviewers highlight ongoing development and responsive support as major positives. Some concerns appear about privacy (data collection) and occasional UX issues (e.g., scrolling inside tmux, iCloud login prompts, Finder integration quirks), but these are less common than the overall satisfaction and usefulness for servers.

Pros

Frequent updates and responsive developers
Reliable and feature-rich SSH app that just works
Snippet support and easy access to multiple devices (one-tap SSH)
Overall usefulness for servers and time-saving across SSH workflows

Cons

Recent reviews

cat一个大文件直接卡死，一个stdout很快输出流到文件通过tail -f直接卡闪退，终端性能太差了，希望能改进

by dr*****, 2026-04-02

When connecting to an Ubuntu server via SSH and running Claude inside a tmux session, there is no scroll context available — I can’t scroll up or down with my finger. Outside tmux (running the same command directly), scrolling works perfectly. Please fix scroll behavior inside tmux sessions — this is important for working with interactive CLI tools like Claude or chat-based interfaces.