Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH

Developer Tools · Free #37 · Grossing #6

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App Store screenshot 1 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Keep agents running / Reconnect without losing work

“Keep agents running / Reconnect without losing work”

App Store screenshot 2 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Talk to your terminal / Speak into the prompt

“Talk to your terminal / Speak into the prompt”

App Store screenshot 3 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Send images to agents / Paste, crop, annotate, send

“Send images to agents / Paste, crop, annotate, send”

App Store screenshot 4 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: See agent usage clearly / Rate limits, reset times, and burn pace

“See agent usage clearly / Rate limits, reset times, and burn pace”

App Store screenshot 5 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Know what agents need / Track every agent from one feed

“Know what agents need / Track every agent from one feed”

App Store screenshot 6 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Control Moshi your way / Shortcuts, gestures, keyboard

“Control Moshi your way / Shortcuts, gestures, keyboard”

App Store screenshot 7 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Make the term yours / Themes, fonts, icons, CJK

“Make the term yours / Themes, fonts, icons, CJK”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Keep agents running / Reconnect without losing work
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An active coding session appears with a persistence callout.

Screenshot 2 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Talk to your terminal / Speak into the prompt
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Dictation choices appear beside a terminal prompt.

Screenshot 3 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Send images to agents / Paste, crop, annotate, send
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A pasted screenshot appears within an agent conversation.

Screenshot 4 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: See agent usage clearly / Rate limits, reset times, and burn pace
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Usage bars show limits and reset periods.

Screenshot 5 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Know what agents need / Track every agent from one feed
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An approval request stands out in the agent feed.

Screenshot 6 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Control Moshi your way / Shortcuts, gestures, keyboard
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A custom shortcut binding appears with terminal-manager references.

Screenshot 7 of Moshi: herdr/tmux on SSH/MOSH: Make the term yours / Themes, fonts, icons, CJK
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Named themes fill the appearance list.

About this app

A mobile terminal designed for AI coding agents. Your coding agent runs on a server — you're not always at your desk. Moshi bridges that gap. BUILT FOR AI AGENTS Check on Claude Code from the couch. Nudge Codex from the coffee shop. Monitor Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, or Aider from anywhere. Your agent doesn't sleep, and now neither does your access to it. TALK, DON'T TYPE Voice-to-terminal with on-device AI. Command your agent hands-free using Whisper speech recognition. No cloud, no latency — everything runs locally on your device. NEVER DROPS Powered by the Mosh protocol that survives network switches, sleep mode, and subway tunnels. Your session stays alive no matter what. GET NOTIFIED Webhook alerts when tasks complete. Start a long-running job, pocket your phone, and live your life. Get a push notification when it's done. FACE ID FOR SSH KEYS Biometric unlock for your SSH keys. Private keys stored securely in iOS Keychain, protected by Face ID or Touch ID. Never stored in the app. PROPER KEYBOARD A terminal keyboard built for real work. Ctrl, Esc, Tab, arrows, and Tmux shortcuts. Not an afterthought — designed for terminal power users. SESSION RESUME Sessions persist across app switches. Come back anytime and pick up where you left off. Your terminal state is always waiting. PRIVACY FIRST - SSH keys stored in iOS Keychain with biometric protection - Voice dictation runs entirely on-device - No passwords or keys transmitted to our servers - All terminal data stays on your device A terminal that picks up — and never hangs up. Privacy Policy: https://getmoshi.app/privacy Terms of Service: https://getmoshi.app/terms

Headlines in this set

7 screenshots · 7 with a headline

  1. “Keep agents running / Reconnect without losing work”

    Reconnect without losing work identifies the purpose of keeping agents running.

  2. “Talk to your terminal / Speak into the prompt”

    Speak into the prompt explains the voice-input action in familiar terms.

  3. “Send images to agents / Paste, crop, annotate, send”

    The four verbs clearly describe the image-preparation and sending sequence.

  4. “See agent usage clearly / Rate limits, reset times, and burn pace”

    Rate limits, reset times and burn pace specifies what the dashboard explains.

  5. “Know what agents need / Track every agent from one feed”

    What agents need frames the feed around actions requiring attention.

  6. “Control Moshi your way / Shortcuts, gestures, keyboard”

    Shortcuts, gestures and keyboard states three control methods.

  7. “Make the term yours / Themes, fonts, icons, CJK”

    The compact list names customisation options, with CJK signalling language support.

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