
“Access Hermes Agent”

“Live Responses”

“Customized Setup”

“Browse”

“View and Explore”

“Manage Tasks”

“Full Control”

“The Best Way to Use”
A closer look at the screenshots

An agent icon leads the brand presentation.

Code, a table and a tool list share one response view.

A model list provides several provider choices.

Native-app integrations form a catalogue.

System folders and dotfiles fill the file view.

Scheduled job examples populate the task list.

Profiles and coloured project cards divide concurrent work.

Two devices repeat the product identity at the close.
About this app
Hermex is a native iPhone client for your self-hosted Hermes Agent server. It is designed for people who already run a reachable Hermes Web UI server and want a focused mobile way to keep up with agent work from iPhone. Connect to your own server, open existing sessions, start new conversations, and follow streamed responses as they arrive. Manage Kanban boards and cards, review status-focused work, update workflows, add comments, inspect history, and preview or launch Dispatcher runs. The app also supports model/profile/reasoning controls, file and photo attachments, workspace file browsing, tasks, skills, memory, usage details, and a share extension for staging content from other iOS apps. Agent execution happens on the configured Hermes server, not on the iPhone. Prompts, attachments, shared content, workspace requests, board and card actions, and session actions are sent only to the server URL you enter. Recent sessions and messages may be cached locally for offline read-only viewing, and the cache can be cleared from Settings. Hermex does not provide a hosted Hermes backend, in-app account creation, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. You need your own reachable Hermes Web UI server to use the app. Not affiliated with Nous Research.
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Access Hermes Agent”
Access Hermes Agent names the remote resource directly.
“Live Responses”
Live responses emphasises following ongoing agent output.
“Customized Setup”
Customized setup frames model selection as user control.
“Browse”
Browse is a short action label whose object is supplied by the integration list.
“View and Explore”
View and explore invites inspection of the server's files.
“Manage Tasks”
Manage tasks names control of recurring agent work.
“Full Control”
Full control is a broad promise, while the screen demonstrates organisation.
“The Best Way to Use”
Best way is an undefined comparison and leaves the object to surrounding branding.
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