Offhook icon — a handset over a terminal cursor

Offhook

Always on the line

The iOS terminal built for agent work. Your Claude Code and Codex sessions keep running on your servers — Offhook is how they reach you: approve from the lock screen, glance at the Dynamic Island, start a fresh isolated task from the train.

Coming soon to the App Store  · $6.99 launch price, one-time
No subscription. No account. Nothing collected.
Home screen with the Agents section: Claude Code needs you, codex working, agy idle

Who's waiting on you

Every agent at a glance — who needs you, who's working, for how long. Blocked agents ping the lock screen with Allow · Deny · Reply, so a permission prompt costs a glance, not a desk.

Terminal with the agent breadcrumb showing a working codex pane

A real terminal first

SSH and Mosh — sessions that survive Wi-Fi/5G handoffs and hotel networks. Native tmux control mode and herdr rendering: full-width panes, swipe to switch, no tiny fake desktop.

Full-width herdr pane rendered natively

Start work from your phone

Pick a repo, name a branch, hand over the first prompt — Offhook creates an isolated git worktree on the host and starts the agent in it. One sheet, no typing paths on glass.

Honest by design
Plays well with

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