Anchor SSHBy OFCode Dev ↗
Android review build

A terminal you can
return to.

Your servers. Your workspace. A real SSH terminal with persistent sessions, thoughtful controls, and credentials protected on your device.

Download Android APK ↓Installation guide

Version 3.0.1 · Android 7.0+ · 59.7 MiB · Signed APK

Anchor SSH Android app showing its dark workspace, host search and session navigation
Actual Android review build

Keep your session

With tmux installed on your server, reconnect to the same remote shell after a network interruption. Server shutdowns and terminated tmux sessions cannot be recovered.

A proper terminal

ANSI/VT emulation, scrollback, monospace type, terminal tabs, command shortcuts, and copy and paste controls.

Connect directly

Password or private-key authentication, host-key checks, Android Keystore protection, and screen capture protection enabled by default.

Install on Android

  1. Download the signed APK above on your Android device.
  2. Open the file. If Android asks, allow this browser or file manager to install this app. Turn that installation permission off again afterward.
  3. Open Anchor SSH and add your host, username, and authentication details. Verify the displayed host-key fingerprint against a trusted source before accepting it.
  4. Install tmux on your remote server before using persistent sessions. The app explains when it is missing; an ordinary SSH connection cannot guarantee process survival.

This download is signed with the developer's current review key. A future Google Play version may use a different app signing key and require uninstalling this review build. Export connection metadata first; credentials must be entered again.

Check your download

SHA-256 for anchor-ssh-3.0.1-review.apk:

bd82093b97610384ed0aab83b499cc0cdea808e47cf68c7f58ee2bf331fc9c96

On macOS, compare the output of shasum -a 256 anchor-ssh-3.0.1-review.apk with this value. Download checksum.

Privacy & feedback

SSH connections go directly from the app to your chosen server. This review build has no public cloud backend configured. Connection credentials remain on your device unless you explicitly copy, export, or share information. Terminal logs may contain secrets; review them before sharing.

Read the privacy policy, support guide and data deletion instructions.

Found a problem? Email ofaruk1991@gmail.com with your Android version and a description. Never include passwords, private keys, or sensitive terminal output.