SnapSSH.ai

Your servers, terminal and remote AI tasks in one mobile workspace. SnapSSH.ai brings SSH connections, a capable terminal, SFTP file tools and remote AI CLI task management to Android. Move from a saved server to an active terminal, inspect task results and keep useful review notes together. WORK COMFORTABLY IN THE TERMINAL Organize saved SSH connections and work across tabs or split panes. Search terminal output, copy commands, open links and keep frequently used keys and snippets close at hand. Choose terminal color themes and fonts independently of the app's light or dark appearance. CONNECT SECURELY Use password or SSH key authentication, jump hosts and port forwarding for your own servers. Credentials stay under your control and are stored with platform-protected storage. USE SERVER AI ON THE GO Already use an AI CLI on a server? Run it in the SSH terminal and use the task workspace to follow progress and review results. See which tasks need attention, attach selected output, file excerpts or notes, and record your review decision. The optional local AI assistant requires the desktop version; desktop conversations are not synchronized to mobile. WORK WITH REMOTE FILES Browse servers with SFTP, transfer files and edit supported text files from the app. Transfer progress and unsaved editor changes remain visible so you can follow what is happening. MAKE THE WORKSPACE YOURS Use a refined light or dark interface with clear navigation, readable terminal controls and scrollable settings. Switch the app language to English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese or Arabic. An in-app guide explains when server AI and a desktop local assistant are useful. WHAT YOU NEED An SSH server and your own access credentials are required for remote connections. AI features use separately installed third-party CLI tools and may require those services' accounts, subscriptions or API usage charges; SnapSSH does not include an AI model or subscription. Remote task persistence and recovery require an existing, verified tmux session on the server. Task history is stored on the current device; automatic history synchronization between devices is not included.