OpsPocket: SSH & AI Agents

OpsPocket is an SSH client and server monitor for the Linux servers you run, from a homelab to a production VPS. See which server needs you, open a terminal and fix it, or ask your AI coding agent to, all from your phone. For developers, sysadmins and DevOps, vibe coders, founders and whoever is on call.

Your phone connects straight to your servers over SSH. There's no account to make, no tracking, and the app installs nothing on your servers.

SSH terminal
• Tabs, a key bar with Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Alt and the arrows, and a typing box you can dictate into.
• tmux in one tap, and sessions that stay connected in the background.
• Import your SSH config and use jump servers (ProxyJump). "Why can't I connect?" shows which step fails.
• Private networks: a setup guide for Tailscale (recommended), NetBird, ZeroTier, WireGuard and others.

Server monitoring
• CPU, memory, disk, network, load and uptime, with history graphs. Over SSH, no agent on the server.
• Processes, open ports, and systemd services with their logs.
• Cron in plain words, with the next run, a time picker, run now and a backup before every change.
• Files over SFTP, or send from a computer on your network.
• Web pages: open a server's dashboard, such as port 3000, through SSH.

AI coding agents
• Chat with Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI signed in on your server, or pick up a CLI conversation in tmux. Send the agent photos or files, and approve its changes with your fingerprint or screen lock; they wait for you unless the agent's own settings allow them. It keeps working when you leave.
• Assistant: ask in plain words for one command, risk rated, or have an error explained, with your own key for Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter or an OpenAI-compatible server like Ollama.

Alerts
• Free: password guessing and sign-ins from new places. Pro adds uptime alerts when a server goes offline or comes back, full disks, failed services, new admins or keys, open ports, miners, finished tasks, and agents that need you, finish or hit a limit. They arrive with the app closed, unless you swipe it away.
• Acknowledge, snooze or mute from the notification; maintenance windows, quiet hours, and no details on the lock screen unless you turn them on.
• Live status: CPU, memory, disk and up or down for servers you pick, in an ongoing notification, every 5, 15 or 60 s.

Free and Pro
Free has one server (a jump server counts), sign-in alerts and the rest above, with no time limit. The optional OpsPocket Pro subscription, Coffee Worth, adds more servers, other alerts and home screen widgets. Price and any trial show before you buy; Google Play bills you.

Careful with production
• App lock with your fingerprint, face or screen lock. Screenshots are blocked, and the app hides in recent apps and while the screen is recorded, cast or remote-controlled.
• SSH keys made on the phone (Ed25519) or imported, kept in its secure storage, never synced. An encrypted backup can move them to a new phone.
• Strict host key checks, risk-rated commands, the exact command before any change, CONFIRM for destructive ones, read-only servers and a signed audit log.
• AI sign-in files, private keys and .env files stay locked: Files won't fetch them and the Assistant never gets them.

Privacy
Your servers, keys and passwords stay on this phone. No analytics, no tracking. Before the Assistant first sends anything to an AI provider, it shows what goes and asks you. Settings lists every connection the app makes, and Strict privacy stops all but SSH to your servers, Google Play purchases and a Pro check you allow. "Erase everything on this phone" removes it all.

What you need
A Linux server or VPS you can reach over SSH, with a password or a key. No server yet? Try the demo server, or Get a server opens our partner Hostinger's VPS plans.

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