The app looks great, congratulations on the beta. Will continue testing it, but it connects well and works quite fast. I mainly use Termius, but the tmux support here is interesting.
thanks. there isn't a multi-pane view currently. i chose to show one pane at a time because of the available viewport on phones. you can switch between panes using the pane picker in the bottom sheet, but i'll consider adding that if there's enough demand.
Can anybody suggest a good terminal for iOS? I’ve used iSH a fair amount in the past but that hasn’t had an update in three years. I’m mainly just looking for tools like curl, dig, ping etc.
I have always secretly wanted someone to hack up something like tilda for android, with a shortcut to drop down. The APIs do not exist to support it tho... well, not that I could find. Guessing someone really clever could figure it out.
I don't know much about the SSH this app uses (Citadel) which uses NIOSSH under the hood. I prefer using Mosh (https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh) for mobile apps where connectivity is often spotty. Does NIOSSH use a model that accounts for that?
NIOSSH itself doesn't include Mosh support, so adding it would require a mosh client. i didn't include it in the initial beta, because mosh isn't direct fit for tmux control mode, which requires an ordered raw byte stream. i'm planning to add mosh for standalone terminal sessions tho.
I think this is a very cool effort. Sorry you got downvoted to oblivion (probably because of the "vibe-coded" feel of the website and website copy, etc.)
I'll try it out!
Question for you — what is your security model? It seems like this only supports local network access, is that correct?
thanks for giving it a try. it isn't limited to local networks. Remux connects directly over ssh to any machine reachable from the iPhone, including thru a private network such as tailscale.
Hi HN, i'm building Remux, a touch-first tmux workspace for iPhone, powered by Ghostty’s terminal core. It makes sessions, windows, and panes easier to navigate on a small screen, and includes:
- Long-press previews for file paths and localhost links in terminal output
- Saved commands
- File and photo attachments
- Image annotation and touch-friendly terminal controls
The app looks great, congratulations on the beta. Will continue testing it, but it connects well and works quite fast. I mainly use Termius, but the tmux support here is interesting.
Any way to see multiple panes at the same time?
thanks. there isn't a multi-pane view currently. i chose to show one pane at a time because of the available viewport on phones. you can switch between panes using the pane picker in the bottom sheet, but i'll consider adding that if there's enough demand.
Can anybody suggest a good terminal for iOS? I’ve used iSH a fair amount in the past but that hasn’t had an update in three years. I’m mainly just looking for tools like curl, dig, ping etc.
i think Blink Shell seems a good fit for your usecase.
The app looks cool, and the website design (tmux style pane at the bottom) is very clever. Nicely done. Will be giving this a try!
Been using Blink.sh with mosh, and the persistence of session is a joy, but the interface is still.. awkward at times.
thanks, really appreciate that. let me know if anything is missing for your workflow once your try remux
Neat! I'm curious, did you consider building on top of https://github.com/neurosnap/zmx which also does attach/detach and uses libghostty?
zmx is neat. i came across it in the ghostty discord. i chose tmux since most people already have their workflow built around it.
I have always secretly wanted someone to hack up something like tilda for android, with a shortcut to drop down. The APIs do not exist to support it tho... well, not that I could find. Guessing someone really clever could figure it out.
I don't know much about the SSH this app uses (Citadel) which uses NIOSSH under the hood. I prefer using Mosh (https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh) for mobile apps where connectivity is often spotty. Does NIOSSH use a model that accounts for that?
NIOSSH itself doesn't include Mosh support, so adding it would require a mosh client. i didn't include it in the initial beta, because mosh isn't direct fit for tmux control mode, which requires an ordered raw byte stream. i'm planning to add mosh for standalone terminal sessions tho.
>this app isn’t available in your country
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thanks for flagging this. i'll look into it.
No, your app (remux) is installed and works well. I was replying to GP Mosh/Blink app which is on iOS too, but it isn’t available to download.
I have been wanting for something like this, today I use a PWA running off Tailscale on my device for simplicity, but a native app would be nice.
What PWA are you currently using?
My own fork of this https://github.com/tiann/hapi with Tailscale and less features I don't need
thanks! if you try it, let me know if there are any features you’d like to see.
super cool, any interest in supporting fwknop/port knocking? happy to put up a PR
Please support /voice for claude!
thanks for the feedback. i'm working on making voice input more seamless.
The amount of things mitchellh’s ghostty have enabled has been awesome
absolutely. ghostty is one of the projects i admire most, built by the engineer i look up to most.
I think this is a very cool effort. Sorry you got downvoted to oblivion (probably because of the "vibe-coded" feel of the website and website copy, etc.)
I'll try it out!
Question for you — what is your security model? It seems like this only supports local network access, is that correct?
thanks for giving it a try. it isn't limited to local networks. Remux connects directly over ssh to any machine reachable from the iPhone, including thru a private network such as tailscale.
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congrats on the launch, I can see how much thought and work went into building this.
thanks, i really appreciate that.
Hi HN, i'm building Remux, a touch-first tmux workspace for iPhone, powered by Ghostty’s terminal core. It makes sessions, windows, and panes easier to navigate on a small screen, and includes:
- Long-press previews for file paths and localhost links in terminal output
- Saved commands
- File and photo attachments
- Image annotation and touch-friendly terminal controls
Remux is free, open source, and MIT-licensed.
TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/fHqG1ruE
Demo: https://getremux.app