Termphin alternatives, compared
SSH clients, agent remote controls and local shells, and how each one differs from Termphin. Every comparison is written from the other app's own pricing page and store listing, and says where it wins.
SSH clients
Apps that do the same job as Termphin: connect to your servers.
TermiusCompare
The biggest cross-platform SSH client. Free tier, with sync and team vaults on paid plans.
Free, Pro $10/mo
Blink ShellCompare
A native terminal with Mosh and VS Code integration.
$19.99/yr after trial
Prompt 3Compare
Panic's native SSH client with Mosh and Eternal Terminal.
One-time purchase
JuiceSSHCompare
Removed from Google Play in December 2025, after its last update in 2021.
No longer available
ConnectBotCompare
The long-running open-source SSH client.
Free, open source
Secure ShellFishCompare
An SSH terminal tied into the system Files app.
Free, Pro from $2.99/mo
WebSSHCompare
SSH, SFTP and Mosh with sysadmin tools and a Proxmox client.
Free, Pro $15 once
TapsshCompare
A touch-first SSH client with Secure Enclave keys.
Free, Pro $29.99/yr
TermixCompare
An SSH client with a WinSCP-style file manager.
Free, Pro $9.99 once
ShellyCompare
A hardware-accelerated SSH client with gestures.
Free, paid upgrade
Remote control for AI coding agents
Apps built around steering Claude Code, Codex and similar agents from a phone.
MoshiCompare
A mobile terminal for coding agents, with voice input and Mosh.
Free, Pro $9.99/mo
TermAICompare
An SSH terminal with a built-in AI command helper and Tailscale.
Free, Pro $2.99/mo
HappyCompare
Open-source remote control for Claude Code and Codex running on your computer.
Free, open source
CodeAgents MobileCompare
A mobile client for opencode, with skills and server provisioning.
Free
VibeTunnelCompare
Opens your Mac's terminal in any browser. A web page, not a mobile app.
Free, open source
Local shells
A Linux environment on the device itself. Not SSH clients first, though some can connect out.
Desktop terminals
The reference points most people know from a computer.
