I've found what seems like a decent solution for accessible ssh on iOS that is free. The result is that you can ssh to a remote host and type commands, either using an on-screen keyboard or an external keyboard. Output is spoken as it is received or you can review it using standard Voiceover commands. Each line is a separate item so it's easy to find what you're looking for. First, download and install the free iSH app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ish-shell/id1436902243 This provides an emulated Linux system so of course it can do far more than just ssh. Second, install the apk package management tool using this guide: https://github.com/ish-app/ish/wiki/Installing-apk There is a very long command that you need to execute. If typing this is inconvenient, you can: A. use a three-finger quadruple tap to copy the command to the clipboard B. from within the ish shell, run: cat /dev/clipboard > apk.sh C. from within the ish shell, run: sh apk.sh Third, install ssh A. from within the ish shell, run: apk add openssh At this point you can ssh as you normally would. It seems like the ish developers have paid attention to Voiceover accessibility. If anyone responsible for this happens to read this message, thank you. Chris