This update improves chat input, the hardware keyboard, and layouts on Duo and iPad. • After closing the connection list at the top, you can keep typing in the chat field you were using. • When the chat field is empty, arrow keys, Return, Esc and similar keys go straight to the terminal. • Opening the chat field with a hardware keyboard no longer flickers right after it appears. • With Duo open, the chat field now stays above the on-screen keyboard. • Tap the joystick on the L1 bar to open a larger arrow pad, which also works while the Needs input details panel is open. • ⌥⌘1–9 now follow the agent order in the sidebar by default and can jump to agents in other tabs on the same connection. Restore “All Spaces” in Settings under “⌥⌘ number target”; pressing an unused number no longer shows a notice. • Tapping an agent or a notification in the sidebar opens the whole session and focuses that pane; choose “Open this pane only” to open just the pane. • On iPad, dragging the sidebar edge now moves the terminal along with it. • On Duo (open, landscape) and full-screen iPad, the sidebar keeps its width when unpinned, and you can resize it while unpinned. • Opening, closing, pinning, or unpinning the sidebar no longer shows stripes or a black band on the terminal. • On Duo, rotating the terminal keeps the previous screen covering the display until the new size is ready, reducing dark flashes and stripe noise. • Updated how the terminal handles resizing and text reflow. • Scrolling right after connecting over SSH starts moving immediately, and input buffered while connecting is delivered in order. • Returning from sleep or background no longer leaves the screen offset or flickering. • The Help screen and the shortcut hint list now match the keys that actually work. • The “Show controls in the side toolbar” and “Hide Clock for Full Screen” settings moved into Terminal Display → Screen & Controls. • Updated part of libghostty, including 8 security fixes for images, tmux, and the cursor.

External keyboard input is improved. This update improves split layouts on Duo and the connection menus when folded, and includes security fixes.

This update expands iPhone Duo support and adds more hardware keyboard shortcuts. • On iPhone Duo, the terminal screen stays visible while you unfold, then the redrawn terminal and sidebar appear together. On closed Duo, use “Hide Clock for Full Screen” to give the terminal more display space. • New hardware keyboard shortcuts: Command-[ / ] to move between windows or agents, Shift-Command-[ / ] or Option-Command-1–9 to switch Herdr Spaces, Command-J to jump to a waiting agent, Command-I to show or hide the command composer, and Command-O to open the navigation list. • New connections keep the on-screen keyboard closed. Turn on “Open Keyboard on Connect” to open it automatically (ignored while an external keyboard is connected). • On closed Duo in portrait, the connection name is easier to tap, and the keyboard no longer flickers after you close the picker. In open landscape, the resize divider moves with the sidebar. • Pick Herdr Spaces from the header list; Space and tab numbers now match. • Scroll tmux smoothly, and scroll up to load older history. • On iPad, pin the sidebar beside the terminal and adjust its width. • New Tokyo Light theme. • Reconnect active SSH and Mosh sessions from the menu. • The command composer returns to one line right after sending.

Agent improvements plus display and connection fixes. • On the iPhone Duo's inner display, the sidebar sits beside the terminal like on iPad — drag its edge to resize (the width is remembered), double-tap to reset. • While a terminal is shared with a computer and the keyboard and input bar are closed, spare room at the top lists the sharing agents instead of stretching rows. • Herdr agent sessions reconnect on their own after a recoverable Mosh drop — no Retry tap needed. • Keys in the waiting-agent peek panel no longer reopen a connection per press — the panel keeps one connection while open and drops it on close. • Accept the gray command suggestion with Tab (new opt-in setting), or push the joystick right as the first move after a suggestion appears. • Fewer moments of content drawn at a stale size right after rotation, splits, or sidebar changes. • On iPad, the status-bar strip now uses the app's colors so the indicators stay readable.

This release fixes a Mosh attach hang and the top-left menu on iOS 27. • Fixed joining an existing tmux session from the session picker over Mosh leaving the session unresponsive. SSH connections are unchanged. • Fixed the top-left menu rendering on a white background on iOS 27, making it hard to read.

This release fixes a Mosh connection defect and polishes the agent workflows. • Fixed Mosh connections going unresponsive a few seconds after connecting, which could also break reconnects inside tmux. • Fixed the terminal not moving up when the keyboard opened in an iPhone Herdr session, leaving the input row hidden. • Fixed the post-connect notifications prompt closing the connection picker and returning to the connection list on iPhone. • tmux sessions created without a name now default to ws (ws1, ws2 if taken) instead of herdr; the name field no longer shows Herdr. • Fixed a Herdr session making the terminal resize and redraw about every 10 seconds; reduced tearing when the screen shifts for the keyboard. • Long-press selects the word under your finger, with a caret and loupe while you drag; word/line selection can also be assigned to double- and triple-tap. • A pill above the bottom bar jumps to waiting agents — long-press for the list, peek at the pane, and answer in place. • The jump list and iPad sidebar now show workspace tabs, so panes without an agent are reachable too. • Moves between panes are safer: a failed move returns to the original attach, a successful one lands at the latest output, and the keyboard is left alone. • Higher contrast for the dimmed text in the top-left menu, on every theme. • In the iPad sidebar layout, assign Herdr panes into frames to see several at once; panes held by another device show their state. • Fixed a brief flash of the session list as a connection finished.

Stability and usability improvements. • Text selection is more precise: drag the endpoint handles and check the position in the loupe above your finger. • Fixed the input line being hidden behind the keyboard. • Fixed stale characters lingering while scrolling. • Fixed line spacing changing when switching devices in a shared session, toggling the keyboard, or waking from sleep. • The connecting bar now matches the terminal theme color.

Agent workflows take a big step forward. • Agent Center shows the agents on your hosts and jumps you straight to the pane that needs input — tmux and Herdr alike. • Answer approval requests from the notification, the Live Activity, or your Apple Watch — no need to open the app. Notifications now show the agent's actual question, and completion alerts say what finished. • Check, install, and update the host Companion right from host settings. • One picker for tmux sessions and Herdr workspaces. The new Auto transport tries Mosh first, falls back to SSH, and remembers what worked per host. • Save a pane layout and recreate it on your next connection. • Connect through a single jump host and forward local ports. • Two-finger tap or a trackpad secondary click sends a right-click. • A one-line session header gathers the status light, a jump list of your windows, agents, and sessions, and the menu — with reliable left/right swipe switching. • A new chat input bar opens from the bottom bar's chat button and keeps your drafts per target. • The bottom key bar is slimmer, and in a shared Herdr session the pane's input line is no longer hidden. • Pinch font resizing now applies once when the gesture ends. • Fixed a stall after rotating, and iPad hardware keyboard focus on returning to the app. • Fixed a first-launch issue where a settings loop could burn CPU and leave the screen blank after a fresh install.

You can now send a photo straight to the remote host and have its path inserted into the input. Long-press the prefix button to send the tmux prefix. The mosh setup guide no longer leaves you stranded: closing it returns you to the connection screen, and you can connect over SSH from inside the guide to run the install command.

Smoother scrolling and faster keyboard transitions, plus fixes for misplaced text while typing, leftover output in new sessions, and other display issues. The app is also smaller.

- Added on-device voice input powered by Whisper. - Improved Mosh connection reliability. - Improved Japanese and Chinese input reliability. - Improved problem report submission.

Fixed an issue where a Mosh session could stay disconnected instead of recovering after a network change or a brief interruption.

When Quick Connect is off, you can create a new tmux session or connect without tmux even when there are no existing tmux sessions.

- Added a Command Library: save and search your frequently used commands, then insert them straight from the key bar. - Added an SFTP remote browser: browse directories and pick files instead of typing paths by hand. - Added custom keys to the key bar: assign any text or escape sequence you need. - Added a first-run guide that walks you through preparing a Mosh connection and resuming it. - Connection failures now show a reason-specific hint and a reconnect button. - Reorganized Settings so appearance, input, gestures, and terminal display are easier to find.

- Improved Mosh connection stability, reducing unexpected disconnects after connecting or resuming. - Improved diagnostics when a Mosh connection stops. - Made it easier to select connections with number and letter keys when adding an iPad pane.

- Improved Mosh recovery after network changes and brief connection losses. - Improved predictive input display during Japanese IME use and reconnection. - Restore previous sessions and pane layouts after relaunch, then reconnect when ready.

Major improvements to Mosh connection stability. - Fixed an issue where the keep-alive engine could silently stop, causing disconnects after about a minute - Added automatic reconnection when the connection is lost (works without tmux too) - Fixed a rare false detection that could terminate a healthy session - Added an early warning when reconnection takes longer than expected - Fixed duplicated characters when using autocorrect or IME input - Added reminders before your free trial ends - Redesigned the purchase screen for clarity - Improved diagnostics to pinpoint disconnect causes

- Improved an issue where the terminal could remain black after a Mosh reconnect. - Reduced display corruption after recovering from unstable network conditions. - Improved post-reconnect rendering recovery and diagnostics logging.

- Added support for switching Japanese/alphanumeric input with KC_LANG1 / KC_LANG2 on external keyboards. - Added a new input setting to send CSI u with Ctrl+Enter, allowing ESC[13;5u setups for tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and Neovim. - Fixed some localized text in Input Settings.

- Improved an issue where the terminal display could become corrupted after returning from the background, rotating the screen, or showing and hiding the keyboard. - Screen resizing and automatic redraw handling are now more reliable.

- Improved stability while using Japanese input, especially when editing in the middle of a line, working with suggestions, or changing pre-edit text. - Strengthened terminal redraw behavior after returning from the background. - Added layout diagnostics to help investigate display corruption issues. - Fixed several untranslated strings that could fall back to Japanese, improving English, Korean, and Chinese localization.

- Fixed a crash that could occur while using Japanese input. - Improved stability during IME composition, including editing in the middle of a line and typing while suggestions are visible. - Improved terminal rendering and input stability when using Mosh/tmux.

- Improved iPad software keyboard layout handling during rotation and keyboard size changes. - Fixed cases where the terminal toolbar could overlap with the software keyboard. - Improved terminal resize refresh behavior after layout changes.

- Added support for importing passphrase-protected Ed25519 private keys. - Added ENTER as a customizable bottom bar item. - Improved error messages during key import.

- Fixed an issue where input mode switching with an external keyboard on iPad could move to the emoji keyboard. - Improved switching between language keyboards such as Japanese and English.