Command in your hand

SwiftTerm

SSH, SFTP, and local diagnostics with the lights still on.

A native iPhone and iPad incident console for people who need to inspect hosts, move files, and recover fast when the laptop is not in reach.

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Keychain-backed keys Opt-in telemetry Ed25519 live auth

SSHsessions and tunnels

SFTPfiles and queues

LANlocal diagnostics

SwiftTerm iPad and iPhone screenshots composited into a mobile command center scene

SSH sessions Password and Ed25519 private-key auth with known-host validation.

SFTP transfers Browse, upload, download, rename, delete, and create directories.

Local diagnostics DNS, WHOIS, TCP, TLS, RDAP, and safe SSH/Telnet launch helpers.

Real app captures

The interface is built around the job: hosts, sessions, files.

Current iPhone and iPad captures show the terminal workspace, SFTP browser, and iPad operator layout from the shipping SwiftUI app.

SwiftTerm iPad session workspace with terminal and command templates — iPad workspace for terminal sessions and command templates.

SwiftTerm iPhone terminal sessions screen — iPhone terminal tabs with interactive PTY state.

SwiftTerm iPhone SFTP file transfer screen — SFTP file browsing and transfer controls.

Field-ready workflows

Built for the moments when a laptop is not in reach.

Incident check

Open a saved host, attach to an interactive shell, tail logs, and keep the session moving with a mobile keyboard that respects terminal work.

Fast file fix

Jump into SFTP, pull a config, upload a patch, rename a remote file, or queue an iOS-safe sync plan without leaving the app.

Key confidence

Generate, import, assign, copy, and export SSH keys while keeping private key material protected through Keychain.

Current release scope

A real product surface, not a fantasy roadmap.

SwiftTerm focuses on practical remote access today: hosts, keys, terminal sessions, SFTP, snippets, local TCP/WHOIS/DNS tools, and App Store subscription readiness.

Mosh, CloudKit sync, collaboration, marketplace distribution, and production AI execution remain roadmap items and are not presented as shipped features.

Launch system

The public site now covers the questions App Store reviewers, users, and press will ask first.

FAQ

Boundaries before buzz

Authentication support, local shell limits, SFTP behavior, subscriptions, privacy, and roadmap items are explained in plain language.

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Release

What's new

The preview release is framed around terminal sessions, SFTP transfers, local network tools, Keychain keys, and review-ready privacy controls.

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Press

Media kit

Approved screenshots, product facts, one-sheet copy, and press notes are packaged for launch handoff without exposing secrets.

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Launch ready URLs

Support, privacy, and App Store handoff live under one domain.

Email support@swiftterm.app for help or privacy@swiftterm.app for privacy questions.

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