In development
Native SSH Terminal
Your servers, a proper terminal. Connect through SSH with host-key verification and a keyboard made for commands.
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Device validation pendingssh developer@your-serverComing soonNative. Remote. Yours.Your development
Your development
environment.
Anywhere.
Connect through SSH, monitor your VPS, manage Docker containers and browse files — from your iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Made foriPhoneiPadMac
LocalTerm — workspaceSSH
dev-server+ New session
# YOUR WORKSPACE, WITHOUT THE DESK
~tmux attach-session -t workspace
workspace: 2 windows
Your project and processes stay remote.
~/projects/localtermmain*
src/ app/ package.json
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Your next idea starts here.One remote environment. Any Apple device.
workspace
tmux workspaceIllustrative UI
Interactive product illustration. No real SSH connection.
Your tools. Your server.
One familiar place to work.⌘ anywhere
One familiar place to work.⌘ anywhere
FOR THE WAY DEVELOPERS WORK NOW
SSHtmuxCodex CLI✳ Claude Code
ONE WORKSPACE. THREE SCREENS.Same flow.
Same flow.
Different point of view.
From your desk to your next idea. A native home for your remote work, shaped for the device in your hands.
A little more room to think.
Independent terminal sessions, a native workspace and your remote development tools in focus.
Replaceable UI mockups, not product screenshots. Target OS versions shown; signed builds and device validation remain pending.
LESS FRICTION. MORE FLOW.More than an SSH client.
More than an SSH client.
Your remote development
control center.
Your servers, containers, files and terminal sessions in one native workspace. Monitor resources, inspect Docker and move files without leaving LocalTerm.
In development
VPS Dashboard
Check CPU, memory, disk usage, network activity and uptime from a single server overview.
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Agentless Linux monitoringCPU · RAM · disk · networkIn development
Docker Manager
Find containers, inspect resource usage, follow logs and open interactive exec tabs beside your terminal.
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Docker over your existing SSH connectioncontainers · stats · logs · execIn development
SFTP File Browser
Browse local and remote files, show hidden entries, and queue uploads or downloads with progress, cancellation and retry.
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Native SFTP on your existing connectionbrowse · upload · downloadIn development
Persistent tmux Sessions
Leave the connection. Keep the work. Attach to an existing tmux workspace without restarting its process.
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Requires tmux on your servertmux attach-session -t devValidation pending
Codex & Claude Code Workflows
Keep your remote coding tools within reach. Launch their CLI on your server and return to its tmux session.
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Remote CLI · bring your own access$ codex / $ claudeIn development
Multi-Session Management
A shell for each context. Switch between independently owned terminal tabs and saved workspaces.
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Independent local and remote sessionsapi · infrastructure · personalIn development
Smart Reconnect & Session Recovery
Get back to the right workspace with configurable reconnect policies and attach-only tmux recovery.
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iOS background limits applyconnection restored → attach existingPre-release capabilities. Availability is labeled.Explore all features
AI CODING, WITHOUT THE DESK.Your AI coding agents,
Understand the workflow
Your AI coding agents,
always within reach.
Your server does the heavy lifting. LocalTerm brings you back to the terminal where your Codex CLI or Claude Code workflow is running.
The connection can pause. Your remote work can continue.tmux keeps processes on your server. iOS may suspend SSH; reconnecting attaches to an existing session. Server restarts or terminated processes cannot be restored.
Connect to your server
Use an SSH host you control. Verify its host key before trusting the connection.
ssh developer@your-serverOpen your workspace
Attach to an existing tmux session on the server, where your project lives.
tmux attach-session -t devWork with your agent
Run an installed, authenticated Codex CLI or Claude Code from the remote shell.
codex # or claudeStep away
Switch apps or disconnect. iOS may suspend the SSH connection; tmux keeps the remote process on your server.
SSH can disconnect. tmux stays remote.Return to your flow
Reconnect and attach to the same existing session. Nothing is automatically relaunched.
tmux attach-session -t devBUILT FOR YOUR KIND OF WORK.A native feel.
A native feel.
A developer state of mind.
At home on Apple
Native controls, familiar navigation and a terminal experience shaped for touch and keyboard.
Keep your context
Move between servers, tools and sessions without turning your workflow into a collection of workarounds.
Your infrastructure, yours
Connect to hosts you control. App credentials stay in device Keychain; remote work stays with your server.
Native Apple experienceRemote AI workflowsNo mandatory app accountYour own servers
YOUR NEXT WORKSPACE IS CLOSER.Build from anywhere.
Build from anywhere.
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