Pocketty

Pocketty is an SSH terminal for iPhone and iPad built around herdr, the terminal workspace manager for running AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. When an agent in one of your panes gets blocked or finishes, your computer seals a push notification for your phone only and Pocketty opens that exact pane over SSH when you tap it, so a permission prompt left on your desk can be answered from the sofa.

The terminal sends real keystrokes (Return, Esc, Ctrl, arrows, Tab), has a text mode for composing a whole message at once with dictation and image support, and shows a per-turn diff of only what the agent changed since it started. A pane overview lists every agent and its live state, and when a pane opens a dev server port Pocketty offers a forwarded preview. Security is the other focus: alerts are end-to-end encrypted (HPKE with X25519 and ChaCha20) and relayed without being readable, SSH keys live in the iPhone's Secure Enclave behind Face ID, and connections run directly over SSH, for example across Tailscale, with no server in between.

Pocketty is a paid app: a 14-day free trial, then a one-time purchase (launch pricing is $99, listed at $129). It is aimed at developers who run long agent sessions on a desktop, Mac mini or homelab and want to supervise them remotely.