Put a folder from your Mac on the servers you work on, and see your AI coding agents at a glance. • Mount a folder from your Mac onto a server: long-press a host, choose Mount a Folder Here, and the app sets the server up for you. Started it on the server instead? Approve it under New connection > Authorize Terminal Mount… by entering the code or scanning the QR code the server shows. Needs SharkTTY Desk 1.0.0 on your Mac • On a server that can't mount folders, you get a read-only copy that keeps up with every change you make on your Mac • Long-press a host and choose Herdr Agents to see the AI coding agents running there and which ones need you. No herdr yet? The app can install it with one tap • A connection set to use a jump host now always goes through it, and you confirm the jump host's identity the first time you connect • The first-connection identity card and the password and connection-error cards are easy to read in every theme, light or dark, and the fingerprint copies with one tap • Microphone, camera, voice and bell-notification permissions work more reliably: letting go before recording starts no longer records, blocked access tells you why, and bells that ring before you allow notifications aren't lost. If your device language isn't one SharkTTY offers, the app now uses English

Rent a Mac by the day, and a key bar with the keys you were missing. • New Desk market: rent a whole Mac from another SharkTTY user for 24 hours or more with points, or list your own Mac and earn points while you're not using it • Remote desktop connects faster, trying every available route at once and moving to a better one on its own • The key bar gains Shift, Home, End, Page Up/Down and Delete, so Shift+Tab and Shift+arrows work without a hardware keyboard; on iPad, Esc and the arrows stay reachable with the floating keyboard • Voice input can use official cloud recognition: sign in, set the recognition engine to Official models under Voice & AI, and speech mixing Chinese and English is transcribed accurately (uses points) • The feedback board now shows where your report stands: in progress, or fixed and in which version

Sharing got friendlier, and touch got a full rework — in the terminal and on the remote desktop. • A friendlier way to share: one tap on your link and they're in — friends without the app see a simple guide page instead • Scroll up to read without the terminal yanking you back down when new output arrives — and scrolling finally works inside tmux, vim, and pagers • Tap to drop the command-line cursor right where you touch; text selection holds steady while output keeps streaming • Direct touch on the remote desktop, reworked: one finger glides the pointer without clicking, a second finger clicks — and touch follows you when you switch displays • Fixed a rare freeze during remote desktop sessions; long terminal sessions with heavy output are faster and use far less memory

The virtual mouse just got a lot more comfortable. • Dock the mouse buttons: they become one panel along the bottom of the screen, sliding left or right to wherever your hand rests — and it rides up on top of the keyboard whenever one is open • With the buttons docked, the magnifier sits right above your fingertip; it no longer bounces around near screen edges, and the magnified view lines up exactly with the cursor • Sliding a finger off the screen edge no longer makes the cursor jump or leaves a button stuck down • Fixed ⌘ ⌥ ⌃ modifiers sometimes staying pressed and turning the next key into a surprise shortcut

Your terminal can hear you now — hold to talk, release to type. • New voice input: hold to speak, recognized right on your device — free, private, works offline; trim segments, re-recognize, browse history • AI turns your words into ready-to-run commands and answers your questions — bring your own AI provider or use the built-in official models, with an AI chat panel one tap away • Floating keyboard, upgraded: six layouts (US, UK, JIS, AZERTY, QWERTZ, Spanish), smart command suggestions, and a mic key — hold it to talk • New experimental Eternal Terminal (ET) connections — sessions that survive network switches and sleep, even where Mosh's UDP is blocked • Terminal bells become notifications, so you know the moment a long task finishes; remote desktop sound uses less data, and disconnecting keeps the tab for one-tap reconnect

Take control of your Mac computer from your pocket — the remote desktop just got a lot more powerful. • See every screen at once — side by side, stacked, quad or picture-in-picture, reordered your way • A virtual mouse with a built-in magnifier for pixel-perfect taps • A floating on-screen keyboard you can move, resize and dim — full symbols, ⌘⌥⌃ modifiers and F-keys; or switch to the system keyboard + shortcut bar • Hear your Mac computer's sound live, and turn your device into its microphone • Choose xHD, HD or SD, easing off on its own when the signal drops • Two-finger tap to right-click; pinch and drag to frame the picture Every feature is free — the only in-app purchases are optional tips.

See your whole Mac at once. Got more than one display? Now you can watch them all side by side on your iPhone or iPad — and tap or drag any screen to take control of it. One display or every display, it's a tap away. • View all screens, control any of them by touch • Steadier connections that reconnect faster after a hiccup • Edit a saved desktop and grab its share link without leaving the session Every feature is free — the only in-app purchases are optional tips to buy the developer a coffee.

Now you can control your Mac, too. Open SharkTTY on your iPhone or iPad and your desktop is right there — its full screen, keyboard and mouse, whether you're on the same Wi-Fi or far from home. Sign in on both, tap, and you're in. • Smooth screen with keyboard, mouse and a shared clipboard • HD / Standard / Smooth — eases off on its own when the signal drops • End-to-end encrypted Every feature is free — the only in-app purchases are optional tips to buy the developer a coffee. Also new: an in-app community to share feedback and ideas, plus smoother, steadier remote sessions.