- Swipe between tabs: the next tab slides in under your finger, and swiping past the last tab wraps around to the first. A tab you switch to opens at the bottom of the chat unless you had scrolled it up. - Hold + to open a tab for every tmux session on your host at once. - Scrollback follows your finger smoothly instead of stepping a line at a time. - Hand a tab from your iPhone to your iPad with Handoff. On iPad, pmosh uses the whole screen with larger text and controls. - JetBrains Mono, one size smaller, with a Text size setting. - The tab bar is a row of floating glass buttons, and Settings is a plain list. - When a host doesn't know this device's key, pmosh says so, with the key's fingerprint and where to add it, instead of retrying in silence. - Connection readouts show the round trip, like "mosh 48ms". Tap one for the details. - Report a problem from Settings: pmosh sends it privately to the developer, or hands it to the agent on your host to file what it saw. - Macro keys: one key that sends several in order, such as ? then : then paste then Enter. Build them in Settings, Key rows. - Fixes and polish.

- Scrollback is continuous again. New sessions start Claude Code in its classic renderer, so the conversation lands in tmux history and the terminal scrolls it natively, pixel by pixel, with momentum. The ▲ ▼ ⤓ keys page that same buffer. Settings › Behavior › "Smooth scrollback for Claude Code" (on by default; off keeps Claude Code's fullscreen renderer). Needs tmux 3.2 or newer on the host; older tmux attaches as before. - Reopening the app never loses your work any more. A cold launch used to start a clean tmux session even when Claude Code was mid-conversation in it; now a session with something running is resumed, and only an idle one is recreated. The explicit Fresh Session gesture still starts over. - Connecting resizes the terminal once, not twice: the size is sent after the keyboard has settled, so the pane no longer reflows while it attaches. - Drop a screen-cap in: paste an image with the paste key or the edit menu, or drag one onto the terminal, and pmosh uploads it to your host (~/.pmosh/inbox) and types its path for Claude Code to read. Other files work the same way. - Long-press the space bar to turn the keyboard into a trackpad: sliding sends arrow keys to the pane. - Fixes and polish

- Connect with mosh: the terminal now rides mosh's protocol to a small helper on your host (pmosh-server), so it roams between Wi-Fi and cellular and survives the phone sleeping. Falls back to plain SSH when the helper is not installed. Settings › Behavior › "Connect with mosh". The ribbon shows which one you are on. - A new look: Liquid Glass on Setup, Settings, Account, Key rows and the purchase page, with a blue accent in place of the green. The tab ribbon stays plain and blends into the terminal. - Scrolling in a Claude Code pane scrolls the conversation itself, in place. Nothing opens over the terminal. - Settings opens with Cancel and Done — no Connect button. Done reconnects only if the host, port, user, session or transport changed. - The purchase page is rebuilt: tap a plan to select it, then one Subscribe button. - Fixed the brief vertical stretch of the terminal when switching tabs. - Fixes and polish

- 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)