Modern SSH

I used to use a different app but it no longer works for me since it cannot seem to connect over a VPN connection. This app does. It seems to work well and is very configurable. The UI could use a lot of work though, as it has very few textual indicators of where to go to do things like add a new connection. It has a lot of dead space and I do find myself scrolling a lot in an ssh session after I do connect (so far, though it could also be due to my prompt using newlines in tcsh). I was initially hesitant to try this app out. $10 may not be objectively much but it is expensive for a phone app, and I would've appreciated a free trial version to evaluate it risk-free. I'm glad it works though.

Extremely rudimentary, laggy performance, no copy/paste, small unchangeable scrollback buffer. This is a rip-off.

It's a bit pricey, but it's the only game in town when it comes to an SSH client with Continuum support. As someone else said, I'd like to have had a trial version first, but my gamble paid off and it works nicely on my HP Elite x3 connected to the lapdock.

It's a bit pricy for a SSH client, but I love the syncing and ability to have it on my phone. UI feels a bit sluggish as well but overall gets the job done.

I use a keyboard on my phone (Bluetooth) and this ssh client works with it. Not bugs in initial tests, will update review once I have learned more :)

The experience of this app is much worse than other SSH apps on mobile. Screen is partially hidden when keyboard appears, buttons at the bottom of the screen are not useable, and response time is slow. For the price, move on... Don't buy until an update to the experience is implemented

It is a bit expensive. But works perfect and worth the price IMO.

A good start, but lacking a couple of useful features -- * ssh tunneling * key import/management is confusing (it always is in ssh clients) * doesn't seem to use an ssh agent * I don't seem to be able to save a connection without saving a password. I would like to use with a one time password based system, so saving a password is not useful (or allowed, actually). I love the fact that it seems to have a decent terminal interface, even on a phone. Like a previous reviewer, I'd like to have had a chance to try it out before purchasing. Overall, a good effort. I hope it continues to evolve. Thanks.