SysOpsKit for sysadmins, DevOps and SRE

One offline ops toolbox for commands, SSH, SFTP and network checks.

Find copy-ready commands, run diagnostics, test APIs, inspect tokens, and keep your own snippets close during support, maintenance, and incident work.

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Works offline Command catalog stays available without a stable connection.

Daily tools in one app DNS, HTTP, TCP/UDP, TLS, JWT, HMAC, MQTT, AMQP and more.

Built for reuse Favorites, custom snippets, notes, and cross-device continuity.

Install on your preferred store

SysOpsKit network tools overview on Android — Network tools grouped by daily ops workflows.

SysOpsKit SSH terminal on Android — SSH terminal and remote administration tools.

SysOpsKit SFTP client on Android — SFTP browsing, transfers, and quick file edits.

SysOpsKit command catalog on Android — Offline command catalog by platform and shell.

SysOpsKit command details on Android — Copy-ready command cards with clear context.

SysOpsKit favorites and custom commands on Android — Favorites and personal snippets for repeated work.

SysOpsKit command catalog on iPhone — Fast command lookup on iPhone.

SysOpsKit network diagnostics on iPhone — Diagnostics and API utilities from your phone.

SysOpsKit snippets on iPhone — Your reusable ops snippets across devices.

Everything you need when something needs checking now

SysOpsKit replaces scattered notes, browser tabs, and one-off utility sites with a focused mobile workspace for operational work.

Start with the free offline catalog, then unlock advanced diagnostics when you need deeper tools.

No ads, no noisy dashboards, and no need to rebuild the same command snippets every time you switch devices.

Find commands faster

Browse a moderated command catalog by category, platform, shell, title, description, and tags. Save favorites for repeat work.

Run diagnostics on the spot

Check DNS, TCP/UDP, ports, CIDR, HTTP, WebSocket, TLS, JWT, UUID/ULID, HMAC, JSON/YAML, regex, MQTT, AMQP, and WAMP.

Keep your snippets reusable

Create private commands with notes, keep favorites synced, and avoid hunting through chats or old tickets during incidents.

Use remote access when needed

Open SSH terminal and SFTP tools for quick remote checks, file browsing, uploads, downloads, and text edits.

Stay useful without perfect network

The command catalog is offline-first, so common runbook steps remain available when connectivity is limited.

Built around real ops workflows

Open SysOpsKit for a concrete task, not to browse a generic toolbox.

Incident triage

Check DNS, ports, TLS, HTTP responses, WebSocket behavior, and common commands from one place.

Remote maintenance

Use SSH and SFTP for quick checks and small edits when opening a full workstation workflow is too slow.

API and data debugging

Inspect JWTs, parse cURL, format JSON/YAML, test regex, generate IDs, and calculate HMAC signatures.

What’s new

Latest major tools added to SysOpsKit.

SSH Terminal

Connect to remote hosts and run shell commands directly from mobile.

SFTP Client

Browse remote directories, upload/download files, and edit text files over SSH.

WebSocket Client

Test ws/wss endpoints, send messages, and inspect responses quickly.

UUID / ULID + HMAC

Generate and validate identifiers, and calculate HMAC signatures for API workflows.

Common Ports Scan

Probe well-known ports and instantly see host and service availability.

How teams use SysOpsKit

Find a command or open a network tool for a specific issue.
Run checks (for example DNS/TCP/HTTP/WebSocket/JWT/TLS, ports scan, or MQTT/AMQP/WAMP connectivity) and validate results quickly.
Save useful snippets and recurring runbooks in your personal workspace.
Use SSH/SFTP when quick remote access or config updates are needed during incidents.
Reuse the same toolkit across routine support, incident response, and infrastructure operations.

FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Does SysOpsKit work offline?

Yes. The command catalog is offline-first, so you can browse and use commands without internet access.

What tools are included?

SysOpsKit includes a command handbook and built-in utilities for SSH terminal, SFTP client, DNS, TCP/UDP sender and listener, common ports scan, CIDR/subnet, HTTP, WebSocket, JWT, UUID/ULID, HMAC, JSON/YAML, regex, TLS, plus protocol tools for MQTT, AMQP, and WAMP.

Can I keep my own command set?

Yes. You can save favorites, create custom commands, and keep your own operational snippets organized for repeated tasks.

How are command quality and safety handled?

Users can report issues, and updates go through moderation workflows before being accepted into shared content.

How can I delete my account and data?

You can delete your account directly in the app, or send a request to support@sysopskit.com from your account email.

Contact & feedback

Send ideas, bug reports, or partnership requests.

Support email

You can always contact us directly: support@sysopskit.com

For account deletion without app access, email us from your account address.

Feedback form

Google Play Policy

Account deletion

You can permanently delete your SysOpsKit account directly in the app. This page documents the process for store compliance.

Delete account in app

Sign in to your account.
Open Profile.
Tap Delete account.
Confirm the action in the dialog.

If app access is unavailable

Send a request from your account email to support@sysopskit.com.
Use subject: Delete my SysOpsKit account.

Data deleted

Profile data and auth bindings.
Favorites and private custom commands.
Moderation submissions and reports linked to your account.

Data retained

Commands already approved and published to the shared catalog.
Store-managed billing records under Apple/Google policies.

Account access is revoked immediately. Backend cleanup is finalized within up to 30 days.

Ready to keep your ops toolkit in your pocket?

Install SysOpsKit and start with the offline command catalog today.