Conduit by gwitko

Conduit is for reaching real machines from your phone without signing into anything. Hosts, keys, and trusted fingerprints stay on the device - no account, no cloud sync, no subscription. Open a normal SSH shell, or a Mosh session that rides out Wi-Fi drops and cellular handoffs instead of dying with them. Sessions live in tabs, with on-screen modifier, arrow, and function keys for the things a phone keyboard doesn't have. Per-host tmux integration can attach or create a session on connect, choose the start directory, and expose tmux prefix, action, and scrollback controls from the key row.

On Android arm64, Conduit can also run an optional local Arch Linux shell through proot. It downloads an Arch Linux ARM image on first use and opens it like any other terminal tab. The Full Android build can also mount shared phone storage inside the shell at /mnt/android.

There's an SFTP browser for moving files around, host-key trust you manage yourself, an optional device-auth app lock, and a stack of built-in terminal themes (Catppuccin, Tokyo Night, Gruvbox, Nord, etc.). E-ink device support is coming! You can also export and import local backups of app settings, saved machines, and trusted host keys, either without secrets or encrypted with a backup password.