Termphin is an Android SSH client for connecting to existing servers, with persistent remote sessions that can be resumed after network drops or a locked phone. It combines terminal access with SFTP, SSH keys, port forwarding, snippets, and support for AI coding-agent workflows.
Termphin is an Android SSH client for connecting to existing servers such as VPSs, Raspberry Pis, and personal or work computers. It combines a terminal with SFTP file management, SSH keys, port forwarding, snippets, jump hosts, and session organization.
Its defining workflow is persistent remote sessions. When installed on a server, the open-source Termphin Agent keeps a shell running after the phone is locked, the network changes, or the connection drops. Termphin can reattach to that shell when the connection returns, and the same session can be attached from a terminal on the server.
The app is also intended for longer-running developer tasks, including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Full-screen terminal programs and agent interfaces are rendered in the app, while file transfer, editing, and server access remain available through the same SSH connection.
The optional Termphin Agent runs as the user on the server and keeps the remote shell alive through locked screens, lost signal, network changes, and dropped connections. Reconnect to the existing session instead of restarting the work.
The terminal is rendered directly by Flutter rather than a web view, so applications such as htop, vim, progress displays, and diff views are intended to retain their terminal layout and characters.
Browse, create, rename, upload, download, and delete server files over the same connection as the terminal. Files can be opened in the built-in editor, which includes syntax highlighting and find-and-replace.
Manage SSH keys and host keys, use local and remote port forwards, and route through bastion hosts with a ProxyJump-style configuration. The app also supports interactive TOTP and PAM prompts during sign-in.
Use split-screen sessions, autocomplete from command history, snippets with fill-in values, a configurable key toolbar, fast upload with the remote path pasted into the prompt, and automatic reconnect attempts.
Keys and passwords are sealed on the device with AES-256-GCM under a key held by secure hardware. Optional PIN or biometric app locking, host-key checking, and passphrase-sealed backups provide additional controls.
Start a command or deployment in the mobile terminal, lock the phone or lose connectivity, then reconnect to the same shell later. The Termphin Agent keeps the process and session on the server.
Launch Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode on a server and monitor progress, diffs, and terminal output from the phone while the screen is locked. The work continues in the server-side shell.
Use the SFTP browser to find files, upload assets, download results, or open and edit a remote file without switching to a separate transfer tool.
Connect to machines behind a bastion host with a saved jump-host route, or use SSH port forwarding to access a database, web dashboard, or other service through an encrypted tunnel.
The app is distributed through Google Play and requires Android 8.0 or newer. It connects to servers reachable over standard SSH, including Linux, macOS, BSD, and Windows systems. The separate Termphin Agent lists Linux x86_64 and arm64, macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon, and Windows x86_64.
No. Basic sessions work without the helper. The Agent is used when you want a shell to survive a dropped connection or to attach to the same session from another terminal. It runs as your user, needs no root access, service, or cron entry, and communicates through a socket in your home directory.
The Agent page provides install commands for Linux and macOS using a shell script and for Windows using PowerShell. The helper is open source and MIT licensed. The source, release builds, and checksums are published by the project.
Yes. Machine profiles can use a jump host in an OpenSSH ProxyJump-style route. Interactive prompts for TOTP authenticator codes and PAM passwords are supported during sign-in.
Keys and passwords are stored in an encrypted local vault using AES-256-GCM, with a key held by the phone's secure hardware. An optional PIN or fingerprint lock can protect the app, and Termphin checks each server's host key on connection. The site states that data is not uploaded to Termphin; anonymous usage analytics are sent only if the user opts in.
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