muxr puts your terminal multiplexer sessions on your phone — the real ones,
still running on your own machine, exactly as you left them.

You run the server. The app talks straight to it over TLS with a token you
mint yourself. No account to create, no third-party relay in the middle.

ATTACH TO WHAT'S ALREADY RUNNING
• Live zellij or herdr sessions, with their panes, tabs and layouts intact
• A real terminal: htop, Neovim, build logs, long-running coding agents
• Your setup renders as-is — status bars, plugins, floating panes
• Start new sessions, or a new tab, without reaching for a laptop

BUILT FOR A THUMB
• A panes-and-tabs drawer to jump anywhere in a session
• Rename panes and tabs by holding a row; full-screen any single pane
• Live latency readout, with reconnects handled for you
• Nerd Fonts downloaded on demand, plus font size and cursor style
• Bell notifications when something finishes

CONNECT ON YOUR TERMS
• TLS by default — pin your self-signed certificate's fingerprint, or trust a
publicly signed or corporate CA
• Pair by scanning the QR code from muxrctl: server, trust mode and token in
one scan, or paste a token by hand
• A bearer token per device, and read-only tokens for watching a session
without being able to type into it
• Stay signed in for four weeks, or sign in every time

YOUR SERVER, YOUR KEYS
The backend is open source: github.com/f0x-it-llc/muxr-core

Install muxrd (the server) and muxrctl (its setup and pairing TUI) on any
Linux or macOS host with a matching zellij install, a running herdr, or both —
muxrd detects what's there and serves all of it. Run it directly with its own
certificate, or behind a reverse proxy that terminates TLS for you.