SwiftServer - SSH Client

CPU per core, load averages, and temperature

Memory as used, cached, free, and swap

Live process table, sortable and searchable

Network speed and totals, with vnStat history by hour, day, month, and year

Storage per volume with disk I/O speed, latency, and IOPS

NVIDIA GPU: utilization, memory, fan, temperature, power, and compute processes

Public IP and location per server. Global View maps every server with live latency.

Linux, macOS, and Windows on one dashboard

Widgets, Live Activities, and the Dynamic Island

SSH and Mosh sessions. Mosh keeps the shell alive through network changes and sleep.

Keyboard bar with Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Alt, arrows, and ^C on iPhone and iPad. Hardware keyboards work too.

Snippets: save a command once, run it in any session, or across many machines with a result per machine

518 color themes with separate light and dark picks, nine bundled monospace fonts, and custom font import

Mac: Local Shell opens a terminal on your own Mac in the same window

Speaks the Docker Engine API over the SSH connection. No Docker port is exposed.

Overview: engine status, counts, reclaimable space, and live CPU and memory across containers

Containers: logs, processes, inspect. Create, start, stop, restart, pause, kill, remove.

Compose projects: up, down, start, stop, restart, pull, and logs

Images: pull with progress, remove, prune. Volumes and networks: inspect, remove, prune. Live event stream.

Browse, upload, download, rename, delete, and create files and folders

Copy files from one server to another without routing them through your device

Quick Look preview and a text editor with save

Port forwarding: local, remote, and dynamic SOCKS rules with auto start and a built-in browser on iPhone and iPad

Jump hosts: reach machines behind a bastion through one hop or a chain, each with its own credentials and host key check

Connection proxies: SOCKS5 and HTTP CONNECT profiles, per machine or per forwarding rule

Password, SSH key, and keyboard-interactive login, including two-factor prompts

Generate Ed25519, ECDSA, or RSA keys on the device, or import existing keys

Host key fingerprint on first contact. A changed host key stops the connection.

Secrets stay in the device Keychain, behind Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode if you choose

Built on Traversio, our open-source SSH engine written in Swift

Machines, identities, keys, snippets, forwarding rules, proxy profiles, and trusted host keys sync through your own iCloud. Passwords and private keys go only through iCloud Keychain, end-to-end encrypted.

No accounts and no SwiftServer servers. What you save stays on your devices and in your iCloud.

The only outbound request is the IP lookup, sent from your server to ipinfo.io. The result is stored on your device only.