Hello, world. We've been building a terminal multiplexer and we think you're going to love it. Native apps (e.g., macOS/iOS), accessible from the web, multiplayer. From the creators of Ghostty and Echo.
This is the exact setup I want — I leave long Claude Code runs going, and losing the session when I close the laptop or switch machines is my biggest annoyance. A native macOS/iOS multiplexer that keeps sessions alive and lets me check in from my phone is the part tmux over SSH never quite nailed for me. Same question as Raphaël: if I close the lid mid-run, does the session just keep going?
About Rex (Beta) on Product Hunt
“Building the multiplexer for all work”
Rex (Beta) launched on Product Hunt on November 7th, 2026 and earned 92 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. Hello, world. We've been building a terminal multiplexer and we think you're going to love it. Native apps (e.g., macOS/iOS), accessible from the web, multiplayer. From the creators of Ghostty and Echo.
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This is the exact setup I want — I leave long Claude Code runs going, and losing the session when I close the laptop or switch machines is my biggest annoyance. A native macOS/iOS multiplexer that keeps sessions alive and lets me check in from my phone is the part tmux over SSH never quite nailed for me. Same question as Raphaël: if I close the lid mid-run, does the session just keep going?