Panic Button - SSH Runner

Panic Button turns your phone into a remote control for your Linux servers. Set up SSH connections to your servers, then create one-tap action tiles for any bash command. Restart services, check disk space, deploy code, clear caches — all with a single tap. FEATURES • One-Tap Execution: Tap a tile and the command runs instantly over SSH. Yellow flash = executing, green = success, red = failed. • Dashboard of Tiles: Build your own grid of action buttons. Pick from 40+ command templates or write custom bash commands. • Real-Time Output: See stdout, stderr, and exit codes in a slide-up panel after each command. • Command Templates: Pre-built templates across 8 categories — System, Services, Docker, Networking, Disk, Security, Updates, and Performance. • Multiple Servers: Connect to as many Linux machines as you need (Pro). Works with any server running SSH — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, CentOS, Raspberry Pi. • Secure by Design: SSH credentials are stored in the Android Keystore with hardware-backed encryption. No data leaves your device except the SSH connection to your server. Zero analytics, zero telemetry, zero tracking. • No Agents Required: Uses standard SSH — no software to install on your servers. If you can SSH in from a terminal, Panic Button can too. • Dark Mode: Purpose-built dark interface designed for quick glances and low-light use. • Confirmation Guards: Flag dangerous commands (reboot, rm, etc.) to require a confirmation tap before execution. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add your server (IP, port, username, password or SSH key) 2. Create buttons mapped to bash commands 3. Tap to execute — see results instantly PERFECT FOR • Sysadmins managing remote Linux servers • Homelab enthusiasts (Proxmox, TrueNAS, Docker hosts, Raspberry Pi) • DevOps engineers who need quick server actions on the go • Anyone tired of opening a terminal app to run the same commands FREE vs PRO Free: 1 server, 4 buttons — enough to get started. Pro ($4.99 one-time): Unlimited servers and buttons. No subscriptions. REQUIREMENTS • A Linux server with SSH enabled • Network connectivity to your server (same WiFi, VPN like Tailscale/ZeroTier, or port forwarding) Panic Button does not collect any data. See our privacy policy for details.