With most SSH apps, a dropped connection means lost work. Switch away from the app, step into an elevator, or let the system reclaim it — and that half-finished build, deploy, or data import goes with it.
CekTerm opens every session inside tmux on the remote host. The app is just a client you can throw away: close it and the work keeps running; open it again and you are back on the same screen.
■ Features
• tmux control mode: your work lives on the remote host, unaffected when the app is killed
• Automatic reconnect, replaying the output history from before the drop
• Full terminal emulation: 256-colour and true colour, CJK wide characters, alternate screen
• Keyboard accessory bar: Ctrl, Alt, Esc, Tab, arrow keys — the ones a phone keyboard cannot type
• Context-aware Exit: asks about saving inside vim, sends q inside htop
• Command palette: run your usual commands with one tap instead of typing them out
• Resource monitoring: CPU, memory, load average, disks, Docker containers
• Six terminal colour schemes, eleven accent themes, light/dark switching
• Six interface languages, switchable inside the app without changing your device settings
■ Security
• SSH private keys and passwords are encrypted with a key held in the Android Keystore, and never leave the device via cloud backup
• Host keys use trust-on-first-use: recorded on first connect, connection aborted if they ever change
• Generate a key directly on the phone — no need to move one over from another machine
• Ads are always non-personalised; the advertising ID is not read
■ Requirements
A remote host you can reach over SSH, with tmux installed. It works without tmux too, but then closing the app ends the session like any other SSH client.
Your work runs inside tmux. Close the app — it keeps running.