Now in TestFlight beta

The terminal your iPhone always deserved.

Husk is a fast, native SSH client with first-class tmux control mode — your windows become tabs, your panes become real splits, and your sessions survive every disconnect.

Husk running a tmux session with tabs, split panes, and a customizable control bar
Built for real work

Everything you SSH for, done natively.

No web view, no compromises. Husk speaks tmux's control protocol directly, so the interface feels like a real iOS app instead of a terminal bolted onto a phone.

tmux as tabs & panes

Control mode turns tmux windows into swipeable tabs and panes into native splits. Detach on the train, reattach at your desk — nothing is lost.

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Plain-shell mode

Prefer a straight shell? Get native mouse, full scrollback, and buttery selection — perfect for vim, htop, and TUIs.

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SFTP code editor

Browse files over SFTP and open them in a VS Code-style editor: syntax highlighting for ~23 languages, toggleable line numbers, your terminal theme.

Customizable control bar

Long-press to jiggle, drag to reorder, add presets, or build your own key combos and text snippets. Your bar, your workflow.

Face ID vault

SSH keys and passwords live in the iOS Keychain behind Face ID, syncing end-to-end encrypted across your devices via iCloud Keychain.

Live Activities

Keep an eye on active sessions right from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with iCloud sync keeping every device in step.

Husk home screen listing saved SSH hosts
Your servers, organized

Every box, one tap away.

Save hosts with their own launch commands, credentials, and terminal mode. A glance tells you what's live.

  • Per-host tmux or plain-shell launch
  • Import straight from your ssh_config
  • Trust-on-first-use host keys with easy recovery
  • Swipe for files, edit, or disconnect

Try Husk before everyone else.

Husk is in open beta through Apple TestFlight. Tap below, install TestFlight if you don't have it, and you're in. Bring your own SSH server — there's nothing else to sign up for.

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