Termish

A mobile terminal for remote AI coding on your own machine

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Termish is an open-source, terminal-first mobile workspace for SSH/Mosh and AI-assisted development. It lets you connect from your phone to your own development machine, work in a terminal, move files and screenshots, inspect Git changes, open a remote screen, and continue coding tasks with AI agents. My daily workflow is: Termish on my phone → herdr on my host → Codex in the project The development environment and AI tools run on my own machine. My phone is used to start tasks, provide context, review changes, run commands, and check the resulting UI. ## Built for the real remote-development loop A phone is not ideal for reading a large codebase or debugging for hours. But it works well for a smaller loop: 1. Describe a task 2. Give an agent context 3. Review its changes 4. Run a command or test 5. Inspect the running UI 6. Continue from the result Termish connects the tools involved in that loop. ## What you can do - Connect to hosts with SSH or Mosh - Use a touch-friendly terminal with Ctrl, Esc, Tab, and arrow keys - Manage files and upload screenshots from your phone - Insert uploaded remote paths directly into terminal prompts - Open a remote screen to inspect or operate graphical applications - Review project changes through Git integration - Use a native AI workspace for Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and Pi - Continue long-running work through server-side tools such as herdr or tmux ## Terminal first, with an AI workspace when you want it Tools such as Termius and Blink provide strong SSH/Mosh experiences, while products such as Happy make coding agents accessible through mobile chat. Termish is built around a terminal-first workflow because development work moves between agents, shell commands, logs, Git diffs, files, and the running application. The native AI workspace is available when a chat interface is more convenient. ## Your host stays in control Termish does not provide hosted development machines, relay your sessions, or include AI model subscriptions. Your code, credentials, terminal sessions, and agents remain on your own host. You bring your own SSH access and AI account or API. ## Open source and available now Termish is MIT-licensed. Android APKs are available now. The iOS version can currently be built from source with Xcode, but is not yet publicly distributed through the App Store. Website: https://termish.dev Source: https://github.com/ttermish/termish