A reliability release: dropped connections come back by themselves, and your files are safer than ever. • CONNECTIONS THAT COME BACK — Moray now notices a dead connection within about a minute instead of hanging, and a terminal that was working reconnects on its own. Tunnels come back by themselves too, and when something does fail, the message says what actually happened. • JUMP HOSTS, EVERYWHERE — Every way into a host now goes through its jump host: new tabs, the Files pane, restored sessions and tunnels. If the jump host is missing, Moray stops rather than connecting directly. • A WRONG PASSWORD IS NO LONGER A DEAD END — Type it again right in the session. A password is only saved once the server accepts it. • SAFER SAVES AND TRANSFERS — Saving a remote file writes the new version beside it and swaps it in only once it's complete, so an interrupted save never leaves you with an empty file. Transferred files keep their permissions and dates, and links to folders open, copy and delete the way you'd expect. • MORAY PRO FOLLOWS YOU — Pro now travels with you through your iCloud Keychain, to your other devices and to Moray for Mac. • STICKY CTRL AND ALT — Tap Ctrl or Alt on the key row and it applies to the next key you type, from the key row or the keyboard. • YOUR CHOICE ON DIAGNOSTICS — Moray can now send crash reports and anonymous usage so problems get fixed faster. Never your hosts, commands, files or keys, and one switch in Settings ▸ Privacy turns it off. FIXED — Host keys stay pinned to the one you trusted first, even across devices. Importing ~/.ssh/config now follows the same rules OpenSSH does. Passwords typed at prompts Moray doesn't recognise are kept out of command history. Closing a Log Tail stops the command on the server. Have an idea or hit a bug? Send feedback right from the app — we read every message and ship fast.

Your servers now live in the Files app — and the terminal and your files finally sit side by side. • MOUNT A HOST IN FILES — Turn on a mount and the server shows up in Files on iPhone and iPad, next to iCloud Drive. Browse it, open a file straight into any app that uses the document picker, and save back to it. Downloads draw a real progress bar and can be cancelled. Two servers that share a name are told apart by their group, so "Web" and "Web" stop looking identical. • FILES BESIDE THE TERMINAL — On iPad and Mac, open a file pane next to the session you're working in. It opens on the folder your shell is standing in, and closing it leaves the connection running. • STAY WHERE YOU LEFT OFF — Switching to another tab and back used to drop you at the top and hang up the connection. Terminals and Files now keep the session you were in — same server, same folder — and a server reopens in the folder you left it in, not at the filesystem root. • CHOOSE WHICH APP OPENS WHAT — Set one default for every remote file, or a rule per file type: Moray's own editor, Quick Look, or any app on your Mac. "Always Open With" sets it from the file itself; Settings lists every rule you've made. • COMMAND HISTORY, PER HOST — Moray now remembers what you typed on each server, ranked by how recently and how often you ran it. Search it from the terminal's History sheet, then re-run or paste in a tap. Anything typed at a password or passphrase prompt is never recorded, and a leading space keeps a command out of history the way shells have always allowed. • SEVERAL SHELLS, ONE SERVER — Open sessions on the same host are numbered instead of all reading alike, and any session can be renamed to "deploy" or "logs". On a hardware keyboard, ⌘1–⌘9 jump between tabs and ⌘T opens a new one. • IMPORT THE HOSTS YOU ALREADY HAVE — "Import Hosts…" now reads JSON and CSV exports from other SSH clients as well as ~/.ssh/config. Folders in the export become Moray groups, and importing twice won't duplicate them. • SEE AND CHANGE YOUR SECRETS — Saved passwords can be revealed and edited wherever you set them, and a private key's passphrase can now be changed or removed. FIXED — Pasting into the terminal could leave a stray "~" behind; input is now sent strictly in the order you typed it. An iCloud sync failure said "CKErrorDomain Code=2" and now says what actually went wrong. Have an idea or hit a bug? Send feedback right from the app — we read every message and ship fast.

Welcome to Moray — a native SSH, SFTP, and terminal client for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • A real terminal with tabs, scrollback search, themes, and a customizable Smart Bar • A dual-pane SFTP file manager with drag and drop, Quick Look, and in-place editing • Port-forwarding tunnels you can import from ~/.ssh/config and start with one tap • Ed25519 and RSA keys kept in the Keychain, with host-key pinning and biometric lock • Your hosts and snippets sync over your own iCloud — no account, no vendor server Thanks for trying Moray. Have an idea or hit a bug? Send feedback right from the app — we read every message and ship fast.