SSHBorg

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Open-source SSH and SFTP client with a terminal, file manager, key authentication, jump hosts, and biometric lock. The update adds Android 9 support and improves login messages, keyboard behavior, and Ed25519 key formatting.

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About this app

SSHBorg is a powerful SSH and SFTP client for Android. Manage your servers securely from your phone with key authentication, encrypted storage, and biometric lock.

FEATURES

• Full SSH Terminal — Interactive terminal with VT100/xterm emulation, full UTF-8 support, and multiple concurrent sessions. • SFTP File Manager — Browse, upload, download, rename, and delete files on your servers with an intuitive file manager. • SSH Key Auth — Generate Ed25519, ECDSA, and RSA keys directly on your device. No passwords needed. • Jump Host Support — Connect through one or more bastion hosts with transparent tunnelling. Full SSH agent forwarding. • Biometric Lock — Protect access to your servers with fingerprint or face unlock. Configurable timeout. • Multilingual — Available in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Chinese, and Japanese. • Dark & Light Theme — Follows the system theme or let you choose. Fully readable in any lighting condition. • Multiple Sessions — Keep several SSH and SFTP sessions open simultaneously. Switch between them instantly.

PRIVACY FIRST, BY DESIGN

SSHBorg never collects your data. Everything stays on your device — your credentials, your keys, your connections.

• No ads • No tracking • No cloud • Open source — GPL v3 • No third-party SDKs • Android Keystore encryption

License

SSHBorg is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0.

ssh client sftp terminal open source network tools

What's new

v1.20.0Oct 24, 2026

Support has been extended to include Android 9. • The message a server shows before login now appears above the password request, so you can read it before typing. • The keyboard no longer comes up by itself: each session keeps it as you left it, up or away, and it never appears over the lock screen. • Generated ed25519 keys are written exactly as ssh-keygen writes them. • On a television, the OK key opens the keyboard in the terminal.