SSH terminal that respects details
Keyboard controls, modifier keys, cursor tuning, key repeat, selection, and custom terminal themes. Built for real sessions, not a decorative command prompt.
Native SSH and VNC for iPhone and iPad
Tiny screen. Serious sessions.
Teletype keeps your servers, Macs, and workstations close without turning your phone into a tiny punishment laptop. Open SSH terminals, control VNC desktops, and keep long-running work visible while you do literally anything else.
- Designed for iPhone
- Built for iPad
- No tracking
One app, two jobs
Terminal when you need a shell. Desktop when you need the screen.
Remote desktop that feels touch-native
Pinch, pan, tap, and two-finger scroll remote desktops with predictable VNC input. Your Mac gets the click. Your fingers get the credit.
Picture in Picture for long work
Keep a terminal or VNC session visible while switching apps. Great for builds, deploys, installs, and other ceremonies of patience.
Sync without another account
Connections, settings, terminal themes, and keychain-backed secrets can follow your devices with iCloud. No new login shrine required.
Remote desktop
Use the screen like a screen.
Teletype treats a VNC desktop like a high-precision canvas. Zoom in for tiny controls, pan across large displays, and send clicks, scrolls, and keyboard input with the same muscle memory you already use on iOS.
- 1:1
- pixel-aware input
- 2-finger
- remote scrolling
Picture in Picture
Keep an eye on the thing that is still doing the thing.
Watch long-running sessions while you check mail, read docs, or pretend the deployment is emotionally stable.
Terminal themes
Bring taste to the prompt.
Choose from a large theme catalog, import Ghostty themes, tune fonts and cursor behavior, and keep light and dark appearances in sync with the system.
Privacy
Your servers are your business. Strange idea, apparently.
No tracking
Teletype does not track you or sell your data.
No collected data types
The app privacy manifest declares no collected data.
Keychain-backed secrets
Credentials are handled as device credentials should be handled.
Put a better remote client in your pocket.
Native SSH. Native VNC. Built for the moments when "I will check it when I get back" is not a plan.
