Prompt 2 Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 165 reviews. Read all reviews for Prompt 2 for iPhone.
Prompt 2 is paid iOS app published by Panic, Inc.
No iCloud sync?
B. B. Reddy
No iCloud sync? You want us to create an account to enable sync? Seriously?
I love it. Can you add SCP / File uploads?
tikitikiii
I love the app. Now I can log into my servers anywhere I go. It works perfectly together with OpenVPN (I couldn’t get Termius to do that). The only thing I miss is being able to upload files. Same thing I can do with SCP on my Mac, but from my iOS devices.
Largely Useless
Mike196612
Exits instantly when I background which means I have to reopen all my sessions every time I switch tasks. I gave it two stars since it works nicely if I’m willing to 100% dedicate my iPad to being a terminal.
Thank you
Ian-says
SSHd into my EC2 the first time within 60 seconds. Contrasting that, I had spent 2 to 3 hours today on various other free apps for nothing and no connection. I am grateful for this app. Thanks again.
Connection Keeper
kevingailey
The latest update adds Panic’s greatest hit yet. Better than any goose game, Connection Keeper is a WINNER! Well done to the team and thank you for a great feature. Keep up the great work
Stop asking for reviews!
jevansjr
App is great except one fatal flaw, it asks to be reviewed. I can’t get rid of the fsck’n review me prompt because it’s behind the keyboard, and I can’t do anything else in the app until the review me BS is gone. So here’s you review, now leave me alone.
serious tool for remote access
Mike Bradshaw (bmike)
This tool is extremely flexible, clean, fast and well designed. It lets you connect, do real work with an optimized design that gets out of your way. Excellent value - well worth the cost as the developer is quick to improve and squash bugs / annoyances when they crop up. Highly customizable themes for people that care how their terminal looks. The default is very usable. The 2.5 update is a great one - many new features for power users. Unless you need mosh support, this is the app to get.
Less and less privacy
Eng1n33r7
Prompt used to keep sessions open for several minutes in the background, and would push a notification before it had to close so that you could prevent a loss of connection. Now it requires location data to keep sessions open more than a couple seconds after switching apps. My location is none of my SSH client’s business. Combined with the historic reports that the app opens connections to third parties, I can no longer trust this app to manage my servers. How long until it starts profiting off of the usernames and ssh keys saved in settings?