Agents
Pilot remote AI agents in tmux
One phone or iPad board for every remote agent tmux session — a fleet monitor, not just another SSH app. The agents run on your servers. The device attaches, shows Running / Checking / Needs you / Finished, and can ping you when they wait.
Many agents, one board
SSHaven does not run Claude, Codex, or any other model on your iPhone. It does not replace those tools. It connects over SSH to hosts you configure and treats every tmux agent session as a row on one fleet board you can pilot from iPhone, iPad, or Android.
If you already start coding agents in tmux — one session per project directory, several on the same box — the product is that board: attach, peek, switch, create, and kill sessions, with light labeling for common CLIs. How-to for the “monitor from my phone” question: monitor remote AI agents from your phone. The vibe-coder Claude path: Claude Code from iPhone.
The board: Running, Checking, Needs you, Finished
Each tracked agent shows a product status:
- Running — the remote process is actively working.
- Checking — still reading the session; no clear signal yet.
- Needs you — wait-for-input / approval style prompts (the reason to keep the phone in your pocket).
- Finished — the agent process is gone; a plain shell may be left behind.
Browse by server, project tag, or agent type. Friendly names help when several sessions live on the same box. That multi-session board is the wedge versus a generic SSH terminal.
Notifications when they wait
SSHaven can notify you when an agent hits an approval prompt or is waiting for input. That is the difference between “SSH app with a terminal” and “pilot console”: you do not have to keep a laptop attached to notice a stuck yes/no.
Install recipes (with your consent)
Official install recipes can bootstrap common agent CLIs and tmux via the usual package managers (brew, apt, dnf, zypper, pacman, apk). Recipes can update from a signed catalog on sshaven.app. Those fetches do not include your SSH credentials. Nothing is installed until you consent.
You can also skip recipes and run any command in a managed tmux session.
Why this is the wedge vs Termius, Blink, and Prompt
Those apps are strong SSH/terminal clients. Newer agent terminals (Moshi, SSHHIP, TermRover) compete on the same “drive Claude from a phone” SERP. SSHaven’s extra surface is the multi-agent tmux fleet board — status, project tags, and wait notifications — at a $4.99 one-time App Store and Play price, with secrets on-device. Read the classic comparison and vs Moshi / SSHHIP / TermRover.
More about SSHaven
- iPhoneSSH client for iPhoneConnect to servers from your pocket with a native shell, Keychain keys, and wait alerts.
- AndroidSSH client for AndroidNative SSH terminal on Android with Keystore keys, a $4.99 one-time price, and a tmux agent board.
- Claude CodeRun Claude Code from iPhoneClaude stays on your Mac or VPS. SSHaven is the SSH + tmux board that pings you when it waits.
- iPadSSH client for iPadA larger terminal canvas with hardware-keyboard workflows and the same on-device secrets.
- MonitorMonitor remote AI agents from your phoneOne phone board for many remote agent tmux sessions. Agents stay on the host — SSHaven is the fleet monitor, not another SSH app.
- AttachAttach to a tmux agent session from iPhoneSSH attach to tmux on a host you control. Agents stay on the host. iPhone is a thin client.
- CompareSSHaven vs Termius, Blink, and PromptFair criteria: price model, credential storage, and the tmux agent pilot board.
- PricingOne-time SSH vs Termius subscriptionWhat you pay once for SSHaven on iPhone, iPad, and Android — and when Termius still wins.
- Agents vsSSHaven vs Moshi, SSHHIP, and TermRoverHow SSHaven’s $4.99 pilot board compares with newer agent-terminal apps.
- SecurityKeys stay on your deviceWhat SSHaven stores in Keychain, and what never leaves the phone for our cloud.
- SessionsMulti-session SSH and projectsKeep a pool of sessions, tag work across machines, and leave remote jobs running.