MuxPad — Native tmux terminal for Apple
Your real tmux sessions, native on iPad and iPhone
What it does
MuxPad attaches to the tmux session already running on your server and wraps it in a native iPad shell — native window switching, live session previews, bell notifications, full external-keyboard control, dual-pane SFTP, auto port-forwarding with in-app dev-server preview, and a git history graph. Close the app or switch to iPhone: the session lives on the server. One-time purchase, no subscription, no tracking. Requires tmux on the remote host.
MuxPad is a native remote terminal for iPad and iPhone that renders your server
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