Warpeer guide
Set up, connect and keep working.
Start with Warpeer for iPhone: add a host, return to your tmux and Herdr sessions, follow coding agents and keep files and git beside the shell. The Mac guide follows below.
Warpeer for iPhone
iPhone guide
- 01Get started on iPhoneInstall Warpeer, add your first host and open a terminal session.
- 02Hosts and SSH keysSave servers, store passwords and private keys in the Keychain, and lock the app.
- 03Sessions: tmux and HerdrFind the sessions already running on your servers and continue them from your iPhone.
- 04Coding agentsSee whether the coding agents in your sessions are working, waiting for you or done.
- 05Magic keys and snippetsUse floating terminal keys, tmux and Herdr prefix shortcuts, live metric keys and snippets.
- 06Files and gitBrowse, preview and upload files over SFTP, and review changed files and diffs.
- 07The remote helperWhat Warpeer installs on your server, what it reads and how to remove it.
- 08AppearanceChoose terminal themes for light and dark mode, fonts, cursor style, the app icon and the app language.
- 09Troubleshooting and supportFix common connection problems and send useful feedback.
Warpeer for Mac