Managing your homelab or production Linux servers while away from your desktop is painful.
Most mobile SSH apps only let you connect to one host at a time. If you need to run a quick health check across 5 or 10 machines, you have to log into each server manually, repeat the same commands, and jump between tools to view CPU, memory, disk, Docker containers, logs and firewall status.
I built this workflow directly into XuTerm, a mobile SSH & Mosh client for Android.
With batch command execution, you select multiple hosts and run the same shell command on all of them in parallel. No copy-pasting across separate sessions.
The built-in live resource visualizer lets you inspect servers right inside the app:
- CPU, memory, load average with trend graphs
- Disk usage, processes, Docker containers
- Network stats, firewall rules, crontab jobs and system logs
All of this lives in one mobile terminal environment, paired with SFTP file browser, trzsz resumeable transfers, tmux integration and TOTP manager.
No account required, no telemetry, no ads. SSH keys are protected locally with biometric encryption.
Great for quick on-call troubleshooting, homelab health checks, or whenever you only have your phone.
Try XuTerm:
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