An iPhone/iPad terminal app for connecting to servers and managing coding agents remotely.
Created by Alasdair Monk (@almonk)
Built with Codex, Claude
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Researcher opened official linked site; it visibly lists $2.99. Confirmed paid at research time, not a free app.
Source checked September 5, 2026Creator says app and website built with Codex and Claude.
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