One session per project
Each project has its own tmux session on the Mac. Your agent's process lives there — for good.
Coding agents · tmux · multi-device
Pilot your coding agents from any screen.
Termcorp attaches your tmux
sessions wherever they run. The work keeps going on the Mac; you
simply switch device — without interrupting a thing.
Free macOS desktop · mobile app on the App Store
Works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider — or any command-line program.
~/projets/acme-app $ ▌
● coding agent — session st-acme-app
● Reading lib/orders/list.dart
● Pagination added — 3 files changed
↳ detached from the Mac, re-attached on iPhone — nothing stopped
session recovered in 1 tap
0network setup
required
required
∞the session
never stops
never stops
2clients,
one same session
one same session
1 tapto take back
control
control
Your work lives in tmux, not in the app.
The app is only a window. Close it, switch device: the session itself doesn't move.
You attach a view
The app hooks onto the session, shows the terminal and relays your keystrokes. Nothing more.
You switch screens
Mac or iPhone: the session keeps running. Only the window watching it moves.
The comfort of a real terminal, everywhere.
Persistent sessions
Your coding agent runs inside tmux. Close the app, lose the network, let the screen sleep: nothing stops.
Session recovery
Open the same session elsewhere: one confirmation, it switches over, resizes, and the other view detaches.
Voice dictation
Speak your prompt. The message bar turns it into a command and sends it to the terminal — zero copy-paste.
Attachments
Photo, screenshot, PDF, document: attach a file, it lands in the project and its path is inserted.
Built for touch
An esc·ctrl·arrows key bar, swipe to scroll the history, a keyboard you can tuck away.
Project discovery
Your project folders are listed automatically. One tap and the session opens in the right directory.
You're not always at your desk.
The Mac app is free and perfect when you're sitting down — but the work doesn't wait for you to come back.
You kick it off
At your desk, you hand your agent a big task.
You step away
You close the Mac and head out. The tmux session keeps running.
You stay in control
On the move, you open the iPhone app, reattach the session, watch the agent work — and steer it by voice.
You pick back up
Back at the desk, you reattach on the Mac. Nothing stopped, nothing was lost.
That's exactly what the iPhone app is for.
See the iPhone appOne thing to install first: tmux.
Termcorp drives your sessions through tmux — it must be installed on the machine, whether that's your Mac or a remote server. It is deliberately not bundled with the app: sharing one session across devices needs the same system tmux.
tmux
Required
A terminal multiplexer — it keeps your coding agent alive even when the app is closed.
- macOS
brew install tmux - Debian · Ubuntu
sudo apt install tmux - Fedora · RHEL
sudo dnf install tmux
tmux on GitHub ↗
At first launch, Termcorp checks for tmux and helps you install it.
One session, two ways in.
macOS
Free
Termcorp for Mac
The desktop client. It runs on the Mac itself: no password, no connection to set up. It starts tmux locally and you're good to go.
- No authentication
- Automatic project discovery
- Drag-and-drop files
iOS
App Store
Termcorp for iPhone
The mobile client. Drive the Mac from your phone over an encrypted SSH connection on your private network. Dictation, attachments, session recovery — in your pocket.
- Encrypted SSH connection
- Voice dictation & attachments
- Session handover from the Mac