Prompt 3

In order to add servers it requires a subscription.

I bought Prompt 2 and then they removed it from the App Store forcing everyone to buy it again. Really scummy move.

Fantastic terminal emulator! I use it when I have a thought and am away from my computer.

It's just not a good usage experience. Clip syncing does not work well. Panic Apps worked better with iCloud Sync. Panic Sync is unreliable. Today I updated and ALL my clips and clip groups were literally just wiped away. I would prefer a manual way to backup my clips and clip groups rather than panic sync which destroys data. I've asked for some feature updates for several months. They are not interested in providing users what they need, instead they have this app that is what they want to give. And it simply does not work well compared to other terminal applications. UPDATE: I am increasing my rating from 2 to 3. I was contacted by support who inofrmed me how to retrieve my syned clips that had disappeared. So that was nice to not have lost all those. I still want an improved interface as previously requeted. As the interface improves I will continue to increase my rating.

Completely paid app, doesn't even let you add one server if you don't subscribe (or purchase the “lifetime” license)

I purchased Prompt 2 and can no longer download it. Panic will never get any of my money in the future due to this stunt.

Great tool both for the iPad and iPhone. I would highly recommend to anyone doing system administration tasks. Responsive and thorough support from a stalwart Apple platform developer.

I would like to see: 1. Shortcuts on MacOS - The shortcuts are great on iOS, but missing on MacOS. Maybe the expectation is to use the default shell option to remotely run commands? 2. I cannot click in the middle of a long string of a command and get the cursor there, or select portions of the string to easily replace it. A free competitor's shell can do this. 3. Ability to have a local shell in the list of "Servers" to conect to. 4. Ability to create a "Server" that will run a clip upon connecting. Use case: A Remote MacOS Server that is running Parallels Desktop. Parallels has a linux VM Called "Docker" I could define a system called "Docker" that would SSH to the MacOS target and do prlctl enter "Docker" and it would seems like like I have a dedicated session, but without the need to install SSH keys on the target VM. 5. The ability to export clips for backup or even version control would be nice.

Wasn’t able to get a reply to a couple of support requests in the last two weeks.

I own a perpetual license for Prompt 2. Apparently you want $100 from me now? Haha. Prompt 2 works fine for now, and I’ll search for reasonably priced alternatives.