by WEM Creative Studio, S.A. de C.V.
Developer Tools · $2.99 · 4+ · Released Sep 2026
Herdy makes about $50 per month on the US App Store (Bloxks estimate, November 2026).
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$50
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Not enough history yet: this app hasn’t stayed in the top grossing chart long enough.
Herdy puts your remote terminal and long-running coding-agent sessions in your pocket. Connect directly to your own machines with SSH or Mosh. Save as many hosts as you need, return to persistent Herdr Core, Herdr, and tmux sessions, and manage active coding agents from one focused mobile interface. Built for real terminal work: • Unlimited locally saved hosts • SSH and native Mosh connections • Resume Herdr Core terminals with workspace, tab, and parent/worker trees • Resume persistent Herdr workspaces • Attach, create, switch, stop, and kill sessions • Live coding-agent board with Needs you, Working, and Done groups • Expand platform, sessions, spaces, tabs, and agents in one collapsible tree • Switch between the workspace tree and a flat list of reported agents • Jump to workspaces, tabs, panes, and recent projects • Review Git diffs and browse remote files • Preview remote development servers through an SSH tunnel • JetBrains Mono terminal with bright and dark themes, zoom, and scrollback • Configurable shortcuts, clipboard support, dictation, and uploads • Keyboard controls designed for phone and tablet use Herdy connects directly between your device and your machines. There is no Herdy account, hosted terminal backend, advertising, analytics, or connection limit. Requirements: an SSH server on each machine you want to connect to. Native Mosh connections additionally require mosh-server on that machine. Herdr Core, Herdr, and tmux features require the corresponding tool on the remote machine (hc for Herdr Core).
Estimates based on public App Store data (United States). These are not official figures.
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