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Dev tools · January 31, 2026

Codeusse — the smartest SSH client

Mobile SSH with a GUI file browser & AI config gen

Codeusse — the smartest SSH client launched on January 31, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,189 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Today I am declaring war on doom scrolling. I realized I was spending ~too many~ hours a week doom scrolling on my phone. I wanted to turn that into coding time, but the current mobile tools are frustrating — either too low-level, like direct terminal clients unfit for touch interface, or too high-level, like entirely prompt-based refactoring tools that let agents loose on your codebase. So I built Codeusse, live on the App Store today. It is the first step toward a proper mobile IDE.

Codeusse is a mobile agentic IDE and persistent SSH terminal for iPhone and iPad. Run Claude Code, Aider, and OpenCode on your machine from anywhere. Keep your laptop at your desk.

Codeusse connects over standard SSH and keeps your sessions alive with tmux, so you never lose your place. Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex — they run on your machine over SSH. Full terminal UI, native performance. Run commands, restart services, tail logs — a genuine SSH terminal, with ergonomic virtual keyboard. Detach and reattach without losing state. tmux keeps your session alive — your keys stay on your machine. Access your actual project files over SSH — exactly where you left them, no duplication needed. Codeusse rides on SSH — the same protocol that protects millions of servers worldwide. No extra attack surface. Every connection is encrypted with industry-standard SSH — trusted by…from codeusse.wrbl.xyz

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