Shell Drop
Shell Drop

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Shell Drop

Monitor your coding agents and headless servers with ease. Featuring one-finger tmux scrolling, rock-solid background persistence, and full iPad trackpad support—built for developers who demand the basics done right without subscriptions.

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User Rating

1.0/5

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Publisher

Daniel Bilsborough

Category

Developer Tools

Locales

1

Latest Version

3.1.1

Size

5.8 MB

First Released

Mar 28, 2026
Features

Desktop-Class Terminal in Your Pocket

A native Swift SSH client designed for developers running AI agents and remote infrastructure, without the subscription bloat.

Native Tmux Scrolling

Say goodbye to copy-mode workarounds. Swipe with a single finger to scroll through tmux output naturally, just like a desktop terminal.

Uninterrupted Persistence

Keep your Claude Code or Codex sessions alive. Features background persistence and smart auto-reconnect so you never lose a long-running process.

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Screenshots

Shell Drop - Shell Drop mobile app interface showing a list of SSH connections including a live session, a headless Mac Mini, and a laptop

Shell Drop mobile app interface showing a list of SSH connections including a live session, a headless Mac Mini, and a laptop

Shell Drop - Shell Drop mobile SSH terminal showing kubectl and git commands with a developer keyboard.

Shell Drop mobile SSH terminal showing kubectl and git commands with a developer keyboard.

Shell Drop - Shell Drop mobile SSH terminal interface displaying server logs and developer tools

Shell Drop mobile SSH terminal interface displaying server logs and developer tools

Shell Drop - Saved SSH server connections in the Shell Drop app interface

Saved SSH server connections in the Shell Drop app interface

Shell Drop - Shell Drop settings screen showing options for terminal themes, background session persistence, and iCloud sync.

Shell Drop settings screen showing options for terminal themes, background session persistence, and iCloud sync.

Description

Built for developers running AI coding agents on headless servers. SSH in from your phone, scroll through tmux output with one finger, switch between sessions in tabs. ShellDrop is the terminal we built because nothing else got the basics right. It started because we needed to check on Claude Code and Codex sessions running on a headless Mac Mini. Every SSH app we tried either charged a subscription or got the basics wrong. Keyboards that covered the terminal. tmux scrolling that didn't work. Sessions that died when you switched apps. What it does: - SSH connections with a native Swift stack. No web views. - Tmux scrolling with a single finger swipe. No copy-mode workarounds. - Magic Keyboard trackpad scrolling on iPad. Full tmux mouse mode support. - Tap URLs in the terminal to open them in Safari. Links are automatically detected. - Keyboard that dismisses and reappears with one tap. Terminal resizes around it. - Background persistence. Sessions stay alive when you switch apps. - Auto-reconnect with retries if a connection drops. - Multiple connections in tabs with live status indicators. - Terminal key toolbar. Esc, Ctrl-C, arrows, Tab, zoom, paste, tmux detach. - iCloud sync. Saved connections available on all your devices. - Landscape mode that doesn't drop your session. - Passwords stored in iOS Keychain. No third-party servers.

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