New installs now get a 10-day free trial with everything unlocked, no paywall, so you can try replying and driving a real Mac before buying. Sessions shows a banner with days left, tapping through to buy early.

Browse your Mac's dev servers from your phone. A session now has a globe button that opens a browser onto whatever that Mac can reach. Type localhost:3000 and you get the server running on your Mac, not on your phone, so a site you are building is on a real device in seconds with no tunnel to set up. The URLs your terminal printed are waiting in the address bar, and the browser lists what your Mac is listening on so you can open one with a tap. A port on your Mac opens only when you go to it, or when the terminal printed it. Everything else stays closed until you ask, so a database or model server on your Mac is not reachable from your phone unless you pick it. Pages can reach your Mac's own servers and the public internet and nothing else.

Watching your terminals is now free, forever. Sessions, live output, git history and needs-you notifications all keep working without paying a thing. Sending input back to a terminal is now a one time purchase. No subscription. If you already had Multiplex before this update, nothing changes for you. You keep full access permanently, at no cost. New here? The demo Mac is fully interactive without paying, so you can try the whole thing before you pair anything.