dotMux easy SSH with tmux

Your tmux, native — and now on every host at once. The list is your connection switcher, with live window previews, saved snippets, and SSH port forwarding in-app.

Stop fighting tmux on a touchscreen.

dotMux speaks tmux control mode natively and rebuilds your remote workspace as real iOS UI — the way iTerm2 does on the Mac. Windows and panes become native tabs and views you drive by touch.

NATIVE tmux, NOT raw text

• Remote tmux windows become native tabs.
• Every pane becomes a native view — focused full-screen on iPhone, true side-by-side splits on iPad.
• Split, resize, and close panes from the app — pane menu, long-press, drag the divider, or keyboard shortcuts.
• The window and pane pickers render your real terminals, live: pick a window by what's in it, not by its name.
• Select and copy text with native handles; tap links in the terminal to open them.
• If a host has no tmux, dotMux falls back gracefully to a plain terminal.

EVERY HOST AT ONCE

• Connect to as many hosts as you like at once. Leaving a terminal doesn't disconnect it — work keeps running on every host you have open.
• The host list is the connection switcher: live hosts marked where you already look, one tap away.
• Group hosts into folders; each folder shows what's connected inside it.
• Forward a remote port over SSH and open your server's web UI inside dotMux.

REAL SSH, DONE RIGHT

• Password and public-key authentication.
• Import your ed25519 or ECDSA (P-256) keys by paste or from Files — passphrase-protected keys included.
• Or generate a key in the Secure Enclave: non-exportable, signed in-chip, never leaving the device.
• Review and forget trusted host keys.
• Connect directly from your device to your own servers. No middleman, no developer backend.

PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF

• The session picker lists every tmux session on the host and marks the ones already attached.
• Switch sessions in place, or create named ones on the fly.
• iOS suspended the app? Jobs keep running on the server, and dotMux re-attaches and rebuilds your tabs and panes when you come back.

A KEYBOARD BUILT FOR TERMINALS

• A helper bar with the keys terminals actually need: Esc, Ctrl, Tab and more.
• Fully customizable: add, remove, and reorder every key — F-keys, Ctrl combos, arrows, even your own text.
• Snippets: save commands globally or per host and run them again without typing them.
• A multi-line composer for drafting long commands and agent prompts, sent in one go.
• A drag-pad arrow joystick with press-and-hold repeat, sticky modifiers, and a hide-to-floating-dock control when you want the screen back.
• Paste images from your clipboard — annotate them first if you like; dotMux uploads them and pastes the path (built for Claude Code).

MAKE IT YOURS

• Terminal fonts: JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Hack, IBM Plex Mono and more.
• Color themes with live preview: Dracula, Nord, Solarized, Gruvbox, Tokyo Night and more — or import any Ghostty or iTerm2 theme from a file or URL.
• Pinch to zoom with a live cols × rows readout; keep the screen awake while connected.

AUTOMATE IT

• Shortcuts support: connect to a host, send a command, read the output back. Unattended runs, enabled per credential, for automations that can't stop to ask for Face ID.

SECURITY THAT STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE

• Face ID app-lock, plus a second Face ID gate per credential, with a short configurable grace period.
• Credentials live in the Keychain and Secure Enclave, bound to this device — never synced to iCloud, never sent anywhere.
• A privacy cover hides the terminal in the app switcher.
• dotMux collects no data. No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no account, no sign-up.

MADE FOR iPad TOO

• One universal app for iPhone and iPad.
• Open hosts side by side in multiple windows; built for hardware keyboard and trackpad.

PRICING

• Free: save and connect to one host, fully featured.
• Unlimited Hosts: a one-time $1.99 purchase to save as many servers as you like. No subscription. Restore Purchases supported.

Note: RSA keys are not supported (modern OpenSSH disables the SHA-1 ssh-rsa signature). Use ed25519, ECDSA (P-256), or a Secure Enclave key.