Remote Directory Editor
Not claimedRemote Directory Editor is a focused file editor for working with local folders and…
By 生志 赵 · UtilitiesWhy we expect it: Clear value for developers, combining SSH editing, Git tools, and a privacy-focused no ads or analytics promise.
In short
Remote Directory Editor is an iPhone file editor for local folders, iCloud Drive, and SSH-connected remote directories. It offers syntax highlighting, line numbers, Git status and diffs, and an integrated terminal. The store text notes that it has no ads or analytics and that connections run directly between the device and the servers you configure.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
Remote Directory Editor is a focused file editor for working with local folders and remote servers from your iPhone.
Open folders from On My iPhone, iCloud Drive, or other locations in Files. Connect to SSH hosts to browse remote directories, edit files with syntax highlighting and line numbers, review Git changes, and use an integrated terminal when needed.
Features: • Local and iCloud folder access • SSH remote directory access • Syntax highlighting for programming languages and Markdown • Line numbers and editable or read-only modes • Git status, diffs, history, branches, remotes, and synchronization • Integrated terminal for remote sessions • On-device credential and connection management • No ads or analytics
Remote Directory Editor does not collect your files or activity. Connections are made directly between your device and the servers you configure.
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