Termphin
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Termphin
Android SSH where the shell survives your lock screen
#2 of the day · 26 Sep 2026
Termphin is an SSH client for Android that keeps the session alive on the server when your phone locks or loses signal. The shell stays running through dead zones and interruptions, so you can reconnect mid-command instead of starting over. Built for long operations like model runs and builds you would normally not trust to a phone connection.
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Every other Android SSH client drops the session when the screen locks or the train goes into a tunnel. Termphin keeps it alive on the server, so a twenty-minute Claude Code run does not restart when you put the phone in your pocket.
I have not run a real deploy from it yet. The reconnect behavior is what I would test first: whether it actually picks up mid-line when you come back from a dead signal.