TalkTermGet TalkTerm for iOS

The local-agent problem

Your agents run 24/7.Your laptop shouldn't.

Close the lid and the run dies. Open the keyboard and the screen disappears. One tiny question can hold everything hostage.

Coming soon on theApp Store

Private SSH. On-device voice. No account required.

Developer in an airport queue carrying an almost-closed laptop by the outer front corner of its keyboard base
The airport
keep-alive.
Developer curled tightly around a laptop on a couch
🦐 Shrimp mode.
An empty-battery MacBook connected to a ridiculous number of chargers whose status lights are all red
Every charger.
Battery: 0%.
A frustrated developer looking at an iPhone where the on-screen keyboard hides most of a coding-agent session
Can't see shit.

Is this you? ↘

The better default

Run agents there.
Control them here.

A Mac mini and a compact server rack representing always-on coding-agent hosts
Your always-on agent boxMac · idle PC · server / VPSRuns Codex, Claude, repos, and toolchains around the clock.
Reuse a computer ↗Set up a VPS ↗Herdr setup — optional ↗
TalkTerm on iPhone + iPadAny SSH host by default. A native Herdr overview is planned and optional.See sessions, clear blockers, and speak the next instruction.
TalkTerm showing four grouped SSH terminals on an iPad
TalkTerm showing grouped SSH terminals on an iPhone

Train tunnel. Elevator. One bar.Claude keeps working.

A developer loses phone reception in an elevator while a buckled-up coding robot lies powered off beside a RIP marker on its remote host

Support for:

tmux is the seatbelt.

Planned support uses the terminal multiplexer already on your SSH host to keep shells and processes alive through disconnects.

A relaxed terminal process buckled into a train seat while the connection disappears in a tunnel

Herdr is the control tower.

Planned optional support turns your coding-agent sessions into one native view of what is running, waiting, or blocked.

A shepherd dog in a control tower coordinating running, waiting, and blocked coding robots

Normal SSH terminals work too. Of course.

And on the phone?

Keep the screen.
Lose the keyboard.

Tap once to speak and again to stop. Review the transcript before anything reaches the terminal or your agent.

no hold-to-talk. no accidental send.

TalkTerm recording a spoken command inside a real SSH terminal session
TalkTerm showing a transcribed command for review before inserting or sending it

Build the box.
Keep the freedom.

The same four setups, collected in one place for later.

Turn a spare Mac or idle computer into an agent box, or move the work to a small always-on VPS. Keep either one private with Tailscale. Add Herdr only when you want every agent in one native overview.

Built for vibe coders in motion

Your agents can leave the desk.
So can you.

Coming soon on theApp Store

No ads. No subscription. Ever.

On-device voiceSSH keys in KeychainExplicit host-key verificationNo telemetry