CekTerm — SSH + tmux Terminal

With most SSH apps, a dropped connection means lost work. Switch away from the app, step into an elevator, or let the system reclaim it — and that half-finished build, deploy, or data import goes with it.

CekTerm opens every session inside tmux on the remote host. The app is just a client you can throw away: close it and the work keeps running; open it again and you are back on the same screen.

■ Features

• tmux control mode: your work lives on the remote host, unaffected when the app is killed
• Automatic reconnect, replaying the output history from before the drop
• Full terminal emulation: 256-colour and true colour, CJK wide characters, alternate screen
• Keyboard accessory bar: Ctrl, Alt, Esc, Tab, arrow keys — the ones a phone keyboard cannot type
• Context-aware Exit: asks about saving inside vim, sends q inside htop
• Command palette: run your usual commands with one tap instead of typing them out
• Resource monitoring: CPU, memory, load average, disks, Docker containers
• Six terminal colour schemes, eleven accent themes, light/dark switching
• Six interface languages, switchable inside the app without changing your device settings

■ Security

• SSH private keys and passwords are encrypted with a key held in the Android Keystore, and never leave the device via cloud backup
• Host keys use trust-on-first-use: recorded on first connect, connection aborted if they ever change
• Generate a key directly on the phone — no need to move one over from another machine
• Ads are always non-personalised; the advertising ID is not read

■ Requirements

A remote host you can reach over SSH, with tmux installed. It works without tmux too, but then closing the app ends the session like any other SSH client.