SSH, Telnet, WebSocket, ADB and serial in one app, on phone, tablet and desktop. Your sessions and encrypted keys follow you from device to device.
iOS · Android · macOS · WindowsServers, routers, Android devices, WebSocket endpoints and serial consoles, each in its own tab and all in one session list. Connect in a tap and switch with a keystroke.
Browse the remote filesystem beside your shell. Drop files or whole folders onto the panel to upload them, with no separate SFTP client.
Open the Monitor panel next to any SSH session to see CPU, load, memory, swap, disks, network traffic, logged-in users and the busiest processes. It refreshes every three seconds while it's visible, over its own channel, so it never types into your terminal.
Sessions, Files, Monitor and the AI assistant are panels you can drag to a left, right or bottom dock, stack, reorder and resize. Collapse a dock to its icons when you need room. Your layout is there next time you open the app.
A key row with Esc, Tab, Ctrl and arrow keys sits above the keyboard, so vim, tmux and htop work on a phone. Pinch or use the zoom controls to set the font size.
Turn on sync and your sessions appear on every device you sign in to. SSH keys are encrypted on your device with your master password before they are uploaded. Passwords stay in the system Keychain or Keystore.
If Wi-Fi drops or the laptop goes to sleep, the tab stays where it was. Press R or tap the banner to reconnect in place. If a key is rejected, LeTerminal asks for a password instead of failing.
Open the assistant and describe what you need. It proposes shell commands as cards, and nothing runs until you press Run. Commands run in the session you have open. Pick Opus, Sonnet or Haiku for each chat and see the tokens every answer used. Bring your own API key, or on Windows and the direct-download Mac app, use the Claude subscription you're already signed in to.
One codebase on every platform, so your phone and your workstation look and work the same way.