Pling: SSH Client & SFTP

Session Sharing, Upgraded Share a terminal and your link now comes with a QR code, a live viewer count, and time remaining at a glance. Viewers can raise a hand to ask for typing access and you grant it with a tap. The web viewer reconnects on its own after a blip, keeps the terminal exactly the host's size, and loads instantly with nothing fetched from third parties. Agentic Command Tell Pling what you want done in plain English and it runs the SSH session for you: planning each step, dispatching agent, reading the output, and adjusting as it goes. It asks a quick question when it hits a real decision and stops to check with you before anything destructive. Kick it off from the new Spotlight-style launcher or the Command Agent button in any terminal. Screen: Remote Desktop See and control a host's full graphical desktop right inside the app, streamed live as smooth, hardware-accelerated H.264 video. Move the pointer with precision, type on the on-screen keyboard, pinch to zoom and pan, and push the resolution, frame rate and bitrate as high as your connection allows. Wake on LAN Power on a sleeping machine without getting up. Pling can auto-detect its MAC address from an active SSH session or take one you enter by hand, then send the magic packet straight to it or bounce it through another host on the same network, with live status until it wakes. Sign in with Google Sign in with Google now sits right alongside Sign in with Apple. Link both to a single Pling account so your hosts, keys and settings follow you to every device, and merge a second account into your main one if you started out on the wrong sign-in. Your Pling Account Signing up now creates a Pling account that's yours. Sign in to Pling on the web with it today, and it's the groundwork for Pling coming to more of your devices, with your hosts, keys and settings synced across every one. Your profile photo rides along too, so it's the same wherever you sign in. Live Host Status Every host card now tells you at a glance whether it's reachable, with a live online dot and a badge when the Pling agent is installed. Offline hosts quietly hide the actions you can't use right now, so the menu only ever shows what actually works. Smarter Sessions Tap a host that already has a tmux or zellij session running and Pling jumps straight back into it instead of opening a duplicate. And when a host can't be reached, it offers to close out the dead sessions in a single tap.

Agentic Command Tell Pling what you want done in plain English and it runs the SSH session for you: planning each step, dispatching agent, reading the output, and adjusting as it goes. It asks a quick question when it hits a real decision and stops to check with you before anything destructive. Kick it off from the new Spotlight-style launcher or the Command Agent button in any terminal. Screen: Remote Desktop See and control a host's full graphical desktop right inside the app, streamed live as smooth, hardware-accelerated H.264 video. Move the pointer with precision, type on the on-screen keyboard, pinch to zoom and pan, and push the resolution, frame rate and bitrate as high as your connection allows. Wake on LAN Power on a sleeping machine without getting up. Pling can auto-detect its MAC address from an active SSH session or take one you enter by hand, then send the magic packet straight to it or bounce it through another host on the same network, with live status until it wakes. Sign in with Google Sign in with Google now sits right alongside Sign in with Apple. Link both to a single Pling account so your hosts, keys and settings follow you to every device, and merge a second account into your main one if you started out on the wrong sign-in. Your Pling Account Signing up now creates a Pling account that's yours. Sign in to Pling on the web with it today, and it's the groundwork for Pling coming to more of your devices, with your hosts, keys and settings synced across every one. Your profile photo rides along too, so it's the same wherever you sign in. Live Host Status Every host card now tells you at a glance whether it's reachable, with a live online dot and a badge when the Pling agent is installed. Offline hosts quietly hide the actions you can't use right now, so the menu only ever shows what actually works. Smarter Sessions Tap a host that already has a tmux or zellij session running and Pling jumps straight back into it instead of opening a duplicate. And when a host can't be reached, it offers to close out the dead sessions in a single tap.

Workspaces Save a named bundle of hosts and their tmux/zellij sessions, then one-tap restore the whole set on any iCloud-synced device. Pick multiple existing sessions at once, queue brand-new ones, or snapshot your currently-open sessions into a fresh workspace. Lives in Sessions, Infrastructure, right next to SSH and SFTP. iCloud Vault Sync SSH private keys and host passwords now sync across iPhone and iPad via iCloud Keychain. No more re-typing the same sudo password on every device. A new audit screen under Settings, Keys & security shows exactly what's syncing, when each category last synced, and what stays device-only by design. Face ID before enabling. Synced items disappear automatically if you sign out of iCloud. Active Sessions Carousel The connections strip at the top of the Sessions tab is now a live carousel. Each card shows a real snapshot of its running session, refreshed continuously. Double-tap to jump in, long-press for Quick Resume (a full browser with pin/unpin/open shortcuts). Pin the sessions you keep coming back to so they stay on the carousel even when their tab is closed. Port Forwarding Control Surface Add, rename, toggle and remove SSH port forwards live on a connected host without reopening the session. The Add host sheet validates ports as you type, scrolls to the rule you just touched. SFTP Improvements The file browser now has in-directory search via the standard iOS search bar, and multi-select with bulk delete and share-sheet bulk download. Chat + Terminal Attachments Drop photos and files into chat mode or the terminal composer. The new staging sheet lets you tap any thumbnail to edit it before sending, and uploads stream with a live overlay. Smoother iPad Split Terminals Drag the divider between split panes on iPad and watch them respond properly. Plus a pile of bugs squished.