Pocket Shell - SSH client

SSH, SFTP and local terminal access for managing servers on the go.

Pocket Shell is a modern SSH client built for developers, server owners, IT users and anyone who needs quick access to remote machines from a mobile device.

Connect to your servers, manage saved hosts, browse files with SFTP and run terminal commands from one clean, dark-mode interface.

Whether you are checking a VPS, managing a cloud instance, accessing a Linux server or handling quick maintenance tasks while away from your computer, Pocket Shell gives you a simple and focused way to stay connected.

Key Features:

• SSH Client Save and organize your server connections in one place. Add host details such as hostname, port, username and authentication method, then access your servers quickly when needed.

• Terminal Access Open a remote terminal session and run commands directly from your phone. Pocket Shell is designed for quick checks, server monitoring, command execution and remote troubleshooting.

• Built-in SFTP File Browser Browse remote folders and manage server files through a clean SFTP interface. Move through directories, view folder structures and access server files without switching tools.

• Local Terminal Access a local terminal area for command-line workflows directly inside the app.

• Clean Dark Interface Pocket Shell uses a focused dark UI with clear text, simple navigation and developer-friendly controls, making it comfortable to use during long sessions or quick checks.

Designed For:

• Developers
• System administrators
• Cloud server users
• VPS owners
• Linux users
• Homelab users
• IT support users
• Students learning server management
• Anyone who needs SSH access on mobile

Why Pocket Shell? Pocket Shell is built around one idea: remote server access should feel simple, clean and reliable on mobile. Instead of a cluttered interface, the app keeps the most important tools close: saved hosts, SSH terminal, SFTP file browsing, authentication options and quick access controls.

Use Pocket Shell when you need to:

• Connect to a Linux server
• Check server status
• Run quick terminal commands
• Manage SSH hosts
• Browse remote files with SFTP
• Access your VPS or cloud instance
• Work with your homelab server
• Handle quick server maintenance while away from your computer