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Moshpit - Terminal for iPhone that pages you when your agent needs you

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The remote terminal for iPhone and iPad. Your agents keep working; when they need you, a sealed push brings you back to the exact pane. SSH · Mosh · tmux. One-time purchase, Data Not Collected.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋


I'm the maker of Moshpit. It's built around one moment: a coding agent is running on your machine, it hits a decision it can't make alone, and you're not at your desk. Normally it just… waits, and you find out an hour later that nothing happened.

Moshpit closes that gap:

It pages you. A one-line install adds hooks to your agent (Claude Code, Codex, and a few others). When it needs input, a time-sensitive alert lands on your Lock Screen with the app closed. Tap it and you're in the exact tmux pane that asked — not a home screen.

You stay in control from your phone. Approve the edit, answer the question, and it keeps going. The agent can't act without your yes; you just don't have to be at the keyboard to give it.

It can't read your prompts.The alert is encrypted on your host. APNs forces a server into the path, so there's a relay — but it's stateless and only ever sees ciphertext. Your phone decrypts it in the notification extension. We literally cannot see what your agent said.

It's a real terminal. SwiftTerm underneath, Mosh over UDP so it survives roaming and dead links, tmux control mode, iPad split view, external-keyboard shortcuts. The agent features are optional — it's also just a good SSH/Mosh client.

The first video in the gallery is an unedited screen recording from a real iPhone : a live Claude Code session hits a real permission card, I approve it from the phone, it runs the real `node --test`, they pass, done. Nothing staged, nothing mocked up — I'd rather show you the actual app.

Open source under GPL-3.0, relay and hooks included:
One-time purchase, no subscription, no account:

Ask me anything about the push path, the Mosh/UDP behaviour on cellular, or SwiftTerm.