RemoteConsoleSSH Documentation
Welcome to the RemoteConsoleSSH documentation. This guide covers everything you need to get started with secure remote terminal access from your phone.
What is RemoteConsoleSSH?
RemoteConsoleSSH is a cross-platform mobile SSH client that lets you securely access your computer's terminal from your iPhone, Android device, or web browser. Whether you're a developer managing servers, a sysadmin on call, or someone who wants to run commands on the go — RemoteConsoleSSH has you covered.
Key Features
- SSH Terminal — Full terminal access with modern cipher suites and 256-color support
- Persistent Sessions — tmux integration keeps your sessions alive across disconnects
- File Transfer — Upload and download files via SFTP
- Voice Control — Speak terminal commands hands-free with AI interpretation
- Biometric Security — Face ID, fingerprint, or PIN authentication
- Multi-Device — Access the same tmux session from multiple devices
Quick Start
- Enable SSH on your target computer — Remote Login guide
- Connect your phone — choose one:
- Built-in Relay — scan a QR code, no VPN needed (recommended)
- Tailscale — mesh VPN for direct connections
- Direct SSH — enter an IP address on the same network
- Install the app on your device — iOS · Android · Web
- Connect and start using your terminal
Prerequisites
Before connecting, make sure your target computer has:
| Requirement | Status | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| SSH enabled | Required | Enable Remote Login |
| Network access | Required | Built-in Relay or Tailscale |
| SSH keys | Recommended | SSH key setup |
| tmux installed | Recommended | Install tmux |
Tip: The fastest way to get started is the Built-in Relay — install the companion agent on your computer, scan a QR code, and you are connected. No VPN, no port forwarding, no network configuration.
Example
Here's what connecting looks like in practice:
# On your computer, verify SSH is running
ssh localhost
# Check your Tailscale IP
tailscale status
# my-macbook 100.64.0.1 linux -
# On your phone, connect to:
# Host: my-macbook (or 100.64.0.1)
# User: your-username
# Auth: SSH key or passwordOnce connected, you have a full terminal — run commands, edit files, manage processes, and more.