Release notes

What changed in Warpeer.

Follow new features and availability for Warpeer for iPhone and Warpeer for Mac.

Warpeer for iPhone 1.0 is available on the App Store. Every feature is free during Early Access.

Included in this build

  • Native SSH connections with saved hosts, Keychain credentials and known-host verification
  • A GPU-rendered Ghostty terminal with bundled fonts, 602 Ghostty themes, light and dark modes and cursor effects
  • Remote tmux and Herdr discovery with live session previews and one-tap reattach
  • Status for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other coding agents running in your sessions
  • Magic keys with tmux and Herdr prefix tables, snippet keys and live host metrics
  • SFTP browsing, previews and uploads, plus git status and diffs of the remote repository
  • On-device vaults for hosts, credentials, snippets, known hosts and connection logs
  • App Lock with a PIN, Face ID or Touch ID, and foreground reconnection
  • Engraving and Sketch owl app icons in three colours
  • English and Simplified Chinese, following the system language or chosen under Settings › Language
  • Terminal tabs on system glass with soft edges, and a zoom from each session card into its terminal

Voice dictation and image paste for coding agents are included as previews.

Warpeer 0.1.2294 packages the pure-terminal experience in a 32.10 MiB macOS DMG.

Included in this build

  • Code signed and notarized by Apple
  • Notarization ticket stapled and Gatekeeper accepted
  • 602 bundled Ghostty themes
  • Tab hover previews and pane layouts
  • Terminal visual effects and image previews
  • Session continuity for tmux, Herdr, and SSH workflows

Private tabs and Worktree Agent Center remain previews until a public build containing them is available.