The herd,
in your pocket.
HerdrChat connects over SSH to a machine you own and shows each herdr workspace running Claude Code as a conversation. Read what the agent did, answer it when it is blocked, send it back to work.
Bubbles come from Claude Code's own transcript files on your machine, not from scraping the terminal. That is why they are clean, and why a tool call can be a chip instead of a wall of output.
There is nothing to sign into and no service of ours in the path. The connection is your phone to your machine, over SSH.
Normally over a private network such as Tailscale, so nothing is exposed publicly. Host keys are pinned the first time you connect.
Your SSH key or password lives in the device Keychain, never in the app's database and never off the device.
A watcher you run on your host pushes straight to Apple with your own key. Optional, and nothing of ours sits in the middle.
In TestFlight, iOS only for now. Android compiles but has not been runtime-verified and has no release path yet. Open source under the Apache License 2.0 — the honest version of this list is in the issues.
You will need herdr and Claude Code on the
machine you want to reach, and herdr integration install claude
so the app can tell one session from another.