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QuickSSH exists because every time I needed to restart a service on a VPS from my phone, I was three taps and a password prompt away from doing it — and the clients I tried buried that behind panels I didn't need.

Save a server's credentials once and it's a single tap from then on. No re-typing IP addresses, no re-entering usernames. The terminal is clean and responsive and supports the keyboard shortcuts you actually use.

Credentials never leave the device. They're stored encrypted locally and sit behind your phone's native biometric lock, so fingerprint or face unlock is what stands between someone holding your phone and your infrastructure. The app collects nothing and shares nothing.

It's built for the small job done from wherever you are: restarting a wedged process, tailing a log, checking a deploy. Not a replacement for your desktop terminal — a shortcut to it.