If so, this product can help you, at least for FTP/SFTP services, as this is NOT yet another FTP Client. Instead, it adds the ability to use FTP/SFTP services to your device operating system. With that, you can use FTP/SFTP files in many places and apps - in the Files, Mail, Numbers, Pages, Keynote, GarageBand, and many other apps that integrate with the operating system in the right way.

The NetCommander app you use to manage your remote connections. You can create, modify, test, or delete connections to the following services:

• FTP - plain old file transfer protocol without any encryption

• FTPS - FTP over SSL (encrypted)

• FTPES - explicit FTP over SSL (encrypted) - modern services use this protocol

• SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol (encrypted) - most Linux/Unix servers with SSH enabled also support this

SFTP connections can use a password or key authentication.

In the app, you can also create folders and organize your connection (for instance, you can make a folder 'home' and keep there all the connections, that work only where you are in your local network and 'internet' for the connections that work everywhere.

If you have multiple mobile devices, your connections will be synchronized between them using iCloud. The credentials synchronize via Shared Keychain. You can opt-out by changing the app settings.