Cybersecurity student and infosec professional Ryan Lavery has released ZestSSH, a free SSH client for Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac and Linux. The developer says it offers end-to-end-encrypted synchronization for hosts, keys and snippets, SFTP, port forwarding, split panes, jump-host chains, team vaults and a recording mode that hides hostnames and IP addresses. It requires no account or subscription, with one-time upgrades available. According to the developer, Claude Code implemented features from detailed specifications and checklists, while Lavery tested the results, reviewed its proposed encryption design and used it to audit the project. The audit reportedly identified a mismatch between the security documentation and the backend before any production synchronization occurred. The product’s security, encryption and cross-platform capabilities have not been independently verified.
What problem it solves
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Key features
Multiple storage backends — The project supports local storage, cloud drives, object storage, network protocols, and other storage services behind a common file list.
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What problem it solves
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Key features
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What problem it solves
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Key features
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What problem it solves
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Key features
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What problem it solves
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Key features
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