The fact that Prompt alone cannot earn enough to support all of Panic has nothing to do with the original point. The point is that Panic, Inc. has quality full-

The fact that Prompt alone cannot earn enough to support all of Panic has nothing to do with the original point. The point is that Panic, Inc. has quality full-time developers that go to work every day. They make great software, and they support it vigorously (see http://twitter.com/panic http://twitter.com/panic). iSSH does not have this. Also, I personally like Prompt better in terms of UX. Its quick access menu is always available right above the keyboard, you know, near your fingers when you are typing. Have you ever tried to move the cursor position in iSSH on an iPhone?