- The tab bar now shows how you're connected: Wi-Fi, 5G, LTE, wired, or offline — amber when the connection is metered. - Fixes and polish

- A new look for Setup: glass cards over an ambient backdrop, with a floating Connect button. Liquid Glass on iOS 26. - The key rows above the keyboard are now flat keys that blend into it, spread evenly across the width. - The keyboard stays up when you switch tabs. - Fixes and polish

- pmosh account: Sign in with Apple (Settings → Account) and your host, key rows, settings and SSH key follow you to your other iPhones and iPads. Everything syncs through your own iCloud — settings in iCloud key-value storage, the key in iCloud Keychain, end-to-end encrypted. There is no pmosh server, and signing in is optional. - One key, every device: the first device on the account shares its key, so a host that already authorizes it keeps working; later devices pick the same key up instead of asking you to add another line to authorized_keys. - Your pinned server keys travel too, so a second device verifies your server instead of trusting it on first use. - Sign out keeps the account in iCloud; Delete account removes everything from iCloud and signs every device out. - Fixes and polish

- Your Claude Code conversation as a native view: flick up fast (or tap ▲) in a Claude Code pane and pmosh shows the session itself — your prompts, the replies and every tool call — as a list that scrolls on the phone like any iOS app, with no terminal round trips. It follows live output until you scroll back, a "Latest" button returns you to the end, and tapping a tool row expands its result. Read over your existing SSH connection; nothing to install on the server. - Smooth scrolling inside full-screen terminal apps: a slow drag in Claude Code scrolls it line by line with real momentum, like a trackpad wheel. Apps without mouse support (less, man, vim) get cursor keys per notch instead. - ▲ ▼ ⤓ page a full-screen app (Page Up, Page Down, End) when there is no local scrollback to move. - Fixes and polish

- Arrow keys at last: a second key row above the keyboard with ← ↑ ↓ → tab ⇧tab, so you can move through menus and pickers in Claude Code and any other TUI. Hold an arrow to repeat. - Both key rows are yours to customize in Settings → Key rows: reorder, add keys from the catalog (Ctrl combos, Home/End, PgUp/PgDn, symbols), or add a custom key that types any text. - Works on Linux servers out of the box: tmux is now found on your PATH instead of a fixed Homebrew location - pmosh Pro now starts with a 7-day free trial, and the plan picker shows it - Fixes and polish

Introducing pmosh Pro (optional): unlimited tabs, $3.99/month or $29.99/year. Your first tab — the full terminal — stays free forever. Also in this release: - Paywall shows exact prices before any purchase; restore purchases supported - No other changes: port, session name, and host-key pinning from 1.1 all remain free

- Custom SSH port: connect to servers on any port, not just 22 - Custom tmux session name: attach to the session you already use - Server host-key pinning: pmosh remembers your server's key on first connect and refuses to connect if it changes (reset from setup if your server legitimately rotates keys) - pmosh no longer resets the tmux session on launch — it always attaches, so your running work is never touched - Settings are now reachable after first setup (gear button in the tab bar)