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Thoughts on SSH, security, terminal workflows, and building JumpTerm.

JumpTerm Roadmap: What's Coming in 2026

A look at what we're building next -- SSO, shared vaults, mosh support, and more.

How JumpTerm compares to PuTTY, Termius, iTerm2, and the built-in terminal -- and where we still need to catch up.

How JumpTerm's connection manager, tags, and search help you stay organized when your server count grows beyond what you can keep in your head.

How we designed JumpTerm's mobile apps to be genuinely useful for SSH, not just a checkbox feature.

A technical walkthrough of the encryption layers, key hierarchy, and sync protocol that protect your SSH credentials.

How we made security the foundation of JumpTerm's architecture rather than a feature bolted on later.

Building a consistent SSH experience across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android without lowest-common-denominator compromises.

How JumpTerm's tmux integration automatically preserves your terminal sessions across disconnections and device switches.

Your SSH credentials are the keys to your infrastructure. Here's why anything less than E2EE is unacceptable for storing them.

We built the SSH client we always wanted -- one that syncs securely across every device and picks up where you left off.