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ServerCat - SSH Terminal 26.8.0

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ServerCat - SSH Terminal is a Linux server monitoring, Docker management, and SSH terminal app from Early Moon, LLC that requires only an SSH account to connect, with no server-side installation needed. It displays detailed live server stats, offers a built-in encrypted SSH shell terminal, and supports secure cross-device sync via encrypted iCloud data.

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ServerCat - SSH Terminal 26.8.0 Overview

ServerCat - SSH Terminal is a Linux server monitoring, Docker management, and SSH terminal app developed by Early Moon, LLC. First released in 2020 for iOS and iPadOS, ServerCat later expanded to macOS as a Mac Catalyst app, letting users monitor and manage their servers from the same familiar interface across iPhone, iPad, Vision Pro, and now Mac. What makes ServerCat convenient for server administrators is how little setup it requires: the app only needs an SSH account to connect, with no additional dependencies and no tools installed on the monitored server itself. From that single SSH connection, ServerCat can display detailed, live server status — from per-core CPU usage to Docker container stats — while also offering a full SSH shell terminal for direct command-line access when needed. ServerCat 26.8.0, released August 1, 2026, is a localization-focused update adding Polish, Ukrainian, Turkish, and Vietnamese language support. The Mac version requires macOS 14.1 or later, and the app secures all SSH credentials using local AES encryption, extending that same encryption to iCloud-based sync across devices.

Key Features

Network Traffic and TCP Stats The app tracks network traffic and speed alongside TCP connection statistics, helping identify bandwidth usage patterns or connection issues in real time. Docker Container Monitoring and Management ServerCat shows running Docker containers and their stats, with premium functionality to create and manage containers directly from the app. Built-In SSH Shell Terminal A full SSH shell terminal is available as a premium feature, letting users run commands directly against their servers without switching to a separate terminal app. No Server-Side Installation Required ServerCat connects using only an SSH account and does not install any monitoring tools or agents onto the servers it watches, keeping the setup process minimal. AES-Encrypted Credential Storage All SSH credentials are AES-encrypted and stored locally on the device, keeping login information protected even if the device itself is compromised. Encrypted iCloud Sync Across Devices Premium users can sync their server data across all their Apple devices via iCloud, with data encrypted so that nobody, including Apple, can inspect it in the cloud. Background Monitoring ServerCat can continue monitoring server status in the background as a premium feature, helping keep tabs on server health even when the app isn't actively open.

Programs Details

Release Date2026-08-01
File Size28.1 MB
Version26.8.0
DeveloperEarly Moon, LLC
PublisherEarly Moon, LLC
LanguagesEnglish

System Requirements

Minimum
OSmacOS
ProcessorApple Silicon
GPUIntegrated
Recommended
OSmacOS
ProcessorApple Silicon
GPUIntegrated

How to Use ServerCat - SSH Terminal 26.8.0

Launch the app and add a new server using its SSH connection details. Choose your authentication method — password, SSH key, or passwordless login where supported. Review your server's live status, including CPU per-core usage, memory, disk I/O, and network traffic. Check the Docker section to view running containers and their current stats. Open the built-in SSH shell terminal if you need to run direct commands on the server. Enable iCloud sync if you want your server list and settings available across your other Apple devices. Set your preferred monitoring refresh interval and background monitoring preferences in settings. Return to the app periodically, or rely on background monitoring, to keep track of ongoing server health.

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