Echo
replay.software- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 1091Tools index
- Pricing
- Paid
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Coding
- Interfaces
- Mobile
- Builder
- @softwarereplay
- Date
About
An SSH and Mosh client for iOS and iPadOS that enables remote access to terminal sessions and AI coding agents running on Mac. Provides mobile control of persistent development environments through secure connections.
What it does
According to its guide page, Echo is an SSH and Mosh client for iPhone and iPad that connects to a Mac terminal session, letting someone reattach to a running Claude Code or Codex agent, review diffs, and approve changes from a phone.
Stated on the product site
- Platform support
- Built for iPhone and iPad (iOS and iPadOS)
- Pricing model
- One-time paid app, no subscriptions or in-app purchases
- Core function
- Connects to a remote machine as an SSH/Mosh server from the app
- iPad keyboard support
- Supports hardware keyboard shortcuts when paired with an iPad keyboard
Not stated on the site
- The page doesn't show minimum iOS or iPadOS version requirements for running Echo.
- The page doesn't show whether Echo supports file transfer protocols like SFTP alongside SSH and Mosh.
- The page doesn't show how Echo handles stored credentials or connection data on the device.
- The page doesn't show whether Echo offers a free trial before the paid purchase.
Written from the product site at replay.software.
What it can do
Establish SSH connection to remote server
Server credentials and connection details → Active SSH terminal session
Establish Mosh connection to remote server
Server credentials and connection details → Persistent mobile shell session
Access remote terminal sessions on Mac
Mac server connection parameters → Interactive terminal interface
Control AI coding agents remotely
Commands and prompts for AI agents → AI-generated code responses and outputs
Manage persistent development environments
Development environment configurations → Active remote development sessions
Execute terminal commands remotely
Command line instructions → Command execution results and terminal output
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