ShellCraft - SSH Client App Reviews

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

Hi. I bought this application a while ago. Now I reinstalled my mac and the app is not in applestore. How can i get it back? Regards

hello, I can't find the app in the apple store, I bought it for a fee, but there is no app, where can I get it?

The ShellCraft is great, there are many options and features that is really good for work. But, there are many issues that should be solved: - The Move Previes Tab keyboard doenst work as expected - The keyboard “single/double quotes” does not work too. I guess that the ShellCraft does a really good job, creating a good terminal SSH. But There are many problemas they need to solve. Anyway, I recommend the app.

i ever worked with putty on windows. right now i found a “putty” on mac. i install, create session start session and putty Feeling is back. change the color. i’m happy

I exactly searched for a solution like this for my new office iMac. Before I always used Putty or Kitty on Windows, I have to say ShellCraft is way more easier and beautiful to work wit. Thanks for this awesome SSH terminal app!

Latest OS X, crashes every time when I try to maximise the window or open it in full screen.

Within seconds of installing, I was already connected to my various linux systems. The development team who created this tool really wanted users to have an easy experience. 1. When you launch the app there is a Start Page tab that give you a visual guide of the buttons within the UI. 2. The interface is clean, well thought out, and has an Apple like ergonomics 3. On the fly, it is possible to change the skin for each SSH session which helps you visually keep track of where you are. This is done using a little magic wand looking button at the top right 4. In my eyes, the preferences are very complete with keyboard shortcuts and many options you need for proper telnet and SSH sessions 5. There is a session manager which lets you see a list of all the different systems you have configured I am very happy with this tool and think anyone who remotes to systems/servers will love this. I hope these guys make an SFTP client in the future because they know how to make a clean and useable interface.

The configration sheets are well designed, it’s easy to set up new sessions, and it just works. It may not be configurable enough for some (it doesn’t include window transparency for instance), but I haven’t found anything that I miss. The only potential issue is that the available sessions are organized in a single list, and that could get unwieldy if you have a lot of sessions, I believe that they have plans to address this. Customer support is superb.

This app is nice for organizing your sessions. You can create folders and organize everything in a nice tree hierarchy / list. I also like the instant theme change option. It helps you keep track of where you are when you have a bunch of active connections. However, for $15, it should do more than look nice. Saving sessions and organizing them is something anyone can do in Terminal with very minimal bash skills. I’ve been trying to like this app for months. I’ve been hoping for updates, but nada.. I think it’s a great start; but months later, the developers are still standing at the start line! They seriously need to start building on this thing further. Here’s what I don’t like about this app: - Keyboard shortcuts are limited. You need your mouse.. A LOT. You can’t hit the adress bar with a shorcut, you can’t navigate through your saved sessions with the keyboard & even if you "mouse" your way to session management, you cant launch the highlighted session with your keyboard. If you use this a lot, you’re most likely in IT. If you’re in IT, you hate your trackpad/mouse/whatever. Developers won’t like this app. - The existing, and very limited (again), keyboard shortcuts cannot be edited. You’re stuck with what the developers thinks is best for you. - The address bar feature is a nice "quick connect" option.… only it’s NOT! It’s only there for manually typing your connection "ssh://me@over-there…". It doesn’t remember addresses. It doesn’t suggest saved sessions while you type.. seriously? It’s just for looks. Type your terminal command in an omni bar which does nothing but provide false expectations... and of course no keyboard shortcut to higlight it. - This app is RARELY updated. I think I’ve only seen an update once(?). I’ve had this app for months. I think I was one of the first few who bought it. I was excited because I figured for $15, it could actually make shell life easier. It did not. The annoying factors seriously outweigh the benefits here.. All in all, it looks nice, but if you write code you won’t like it. If you write code = you connect to a lot of remotes & you do it frequently. In my opinion, that’s easier to do in Terminal with a few personalized bash scripts here n there. I’m disappointed by how little the developers have done to improve this application. This app mainly targets programmers. Know your audience. You’re not even trying.