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Native tmux for iPhone and iPad.

Built for AI coding agents on your server.

Connect over SSH to Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode running in tmux.

  • Real tmux control mode
  • Persistent server-side sessions
  • No Muxly account

tmux integration

Your tmux windows become native tabs.

Switch between agent sessions, windows, and panes using Muxly’s native controls. They remain the same tmux sessions you can use from your other clients.

Muxly on a landscape iPad, with Claude Code and Codex in separate tmux panes above the native window tabs.
On iPad, panes appear together in their tmux layout.
Windows
Create, rename, reorder, and close real tmux windows from the tab strip.
Panes
Switch between panes. Use the pane picker on iPhone; see panes side by side on iPad.
Sessions
Resume, choose, or switch sessions—including switching over an existing connection.

Built for touch

Smooth, native scrolling.

You’ll forget you’re inside tmux. Muxly uses tmux control mode to deliver a native terminal experience.

Persistent by design

Keep your AI agents running.

Your agents continue working inside tmux when you close Muxly or lose the connection. Reconnect to the same session when you return.

Leave and return to a session

Encrypted notifications

Terminal bell notifications.

Configure your agent to ring the terminal bell when it finishes or needs input. Muxly can deliver an encrypted notification even after SSH disconnects.

Tapping a notification beams you directly into the relevant window.

Set up coding-agent notifications
Muxly on iPhone: a bell notification from prod-ubnt for the checkout-review window arrives over a Claude Code review that just finished, with the native tab strip and keyboard toolbar below.

Keyboard toolbar

Your commands, one tap away.

Esc, Tab, Ctrl, arrows, and function keys sit above the keyboard. Arrange the row to your taste. Add your own snippets and make any command or input one tap away.

Customize the toolbar

Files and editing

Manage your files.

Browse remote files over SFTP and edit code or configuration files without leaving Muxly. Your file browser and unsaved edits remain available when you switch terminal tabs.

Files and editing in Muxly
Muxly's File Explorer on iPhone listing the src folder of a project over SFTP, with a path bar and filter field.
Muxly's editor on iPhone showing pyproject.toml with syntax highlighting, line numbers, and a Save button.

Also in Muxly

Privacy

Direct SSH to your servers.

No account to create, no proxy to trust. Your device talks straight to your host.

How Muxly connects Your iPhone or iPad connects over SSH directly to your server, where tmux keeps the claude, codex, and shell windows running. An optional bell path sends an end-to-end encrypted notification from your server through the Muxly relay and Apple Push back to the device; the relay never has the key. iPhone · iPad Keychain · Secure Enclave your server tmux claude codex shell SSH direct to your host optional bell Muxly relay Apple Push end-to-end encrypted the relay never has the key
Your connections
No Muxly account is required. Terminal traffic goes directly to your hosts.
Your credentials
Credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain. Secure Enclave private keys stay on the device.
Optional notifications
Bell notifications use a relay with end-to-end encrypted notification content. How it works

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Connections require a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. You can start for free with a two-week free trial.

iOS/iPadOS 18+ · SSH server · tmux 3.2+ for native tmux · plain SSH without tmux