Every session, one list.
Live at the top, grouped by machine, and the amber row is the one waiting on you. The same drawer the desktop shows, given the whole hand.
Termuna for Android
The same session you started at your desk, running on your machine, typed into from your phone. Tabs, splits, scrollback and the agent conversation, all sealed on device before they leave it.
v0.1.0 · 60 MB · Android 7.0 and newer
Close the laptop mid build and the build keeps going: you are just looking at it from somewhere else.
Live at the top, grouped by machine, and the amber row is the one waiting on you. The same drawer the desktop shows, given the whole hand.
The phone owns no shells. Your desktop keeps running them, the relay carries ciphertext, and the app decrypts locally. Swipe between panes; the key row has the keys a phone keyboard forgot.
A line marks where this phone left off, with a count of what ran since. One tap goes there.
Flip an open session to its files: the directory its shells run in, a log pulled down, a file pushed up, every name and byte sealed.
Get told when something needs you, answer it, and start work on a machine you are not sitting at.
One notification when a session needs input or a watch you armed fires, metadata only. The permission ask resolves in two taps, without unlocking a laptop.
A signed-in machine stays reachable with nothing running. Pick it from the phone and open a shell on it.
Your hosts work even with the desktop offline, and the phone checks every server's key itself.
Saved hosts work straight from the phone. A host kept only on this phone lives in its secure storage and is never uploaded; the first connection shows the server's key for you to check.
A known server answering with a different key gets nothing: no password, no key, no connection, and both fingerprints side by side.
The vaults your team shares are on the phone too, read-only ones included: connect, never edit.
Already have the desktop app? Sign in on the phone with the same account and your sessions are there. There is nothing to migrate and nothing to configure.
Install the desktop app, turn on sync, and pick the session back up on the phone the same evening.