01tap an option on the phone

Your terminal
agents, on
your phone.

Remotly mirrors a herdr pane to your phone, live and in colour. Claude Code, Codex and pi, wherever you are. Nothing in between.

iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 · Android 8 · herdr 0.8 on Linux or macOS · private beta

02answer

Tap. The cursor moves on your desk.

The dialog is read straight out of the pane and becomes a card. Choose, and Remotly walks the ❯ marker to your option in the real dialog, reads the screen back to be sure, then presses Enter. Deny with feedback types your words to the agent instead.

03fit

It’s the terminal, not a picture of it.

Every 40 ms the bridge reads the pane and sends only the rows that changed. Open a pane and it resizes the real PTY to your phone’s width, so the agent lays out its own screen. Nothing is scaled or cropped.

04lock screen

You don’t have to unlock it.

A dialog nobody answers becomes a time-sensitive notification with the actions on it. Approve or deny from the lock screen. Whether the command is quoted in the notification is your setting; Require unlock is on by default.

05done

Ask to be told when it’s done. Then put the phone down.

One push when the agent finishes its turn; Reply from it to send the next prompt. In the meantime a Live Activity keeps a running clock on every working agent.

06pair

Pair once, with a code your own machine prints.

remotly-bridge pair shows a QR on the host. Scan it. The code is single-use, expires in five minutes, and is only accepted from a device on your tailnet.

07no server

There is no Remotly server.

Your phone talks to a small bridge beside herdr, over Tailscale, and to nothing else. The bridge asks tailscale whois who is calling, keeps only the SHA-256 hash of your token, and gets its certificate from your tailnet.

08private beta

Ask for an invite.

iPhone or iPad on iOS 17 or newer, Android 8 or newer, herdr on Linux or macOS. We send the TestFlight and Play links and the push credentials; setting up the host takes about thirty minutes.

A product of Inference Aftermath, Bengaluru.