Your agents.
Your machine.
Your pocket.

Run any coding agent Herdr can start. Approve Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode; chat with ten more — all from your iPhone.

Join the beta Get Drover for Mac or Linux

No account
No SSH
No open ports
End-to-end encrypted

Works with

Drover Sessions screen on iPhone, gathering work that needs attention

Not another engine silo.

Not a vendor's own app.
Claude's app and Codex's mobile client each see only their own engine. Drover sits on your own Herdr server, so you can run any engine Herdr can start, with approvals for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, and Chat with ten more.
Not an SSH client guessing from text.
A terminal app over SSH has no idea when an agent actually needs you. Drover reads the hook events of every engine that reports them, so a permission request or a question surfaces as itself, not a scraped string.
Not a terminal in a browser tab.
A native iPhone app: a real libghostty terminal, and notifications and a Live Activity on your Lock Screen with Drover Pro.

One Sessions screen.
Ranked by what needs you.

Sessions screen on iPhone: a request that needs you, an agent's question, and running sessions below

What needs you comes first.
A Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode permission request rises to the top as its own card: Deny · Allow once · Open, with its host, workspace, and pane named. The card previews the plan, command, or file diff it is asking to run before you tap. Nothing auto-approves, and a notification only opens the pane.
A question keeps its context.
When an agent stops to ask, the card carries the question as the agent wrote it. Read it where you are, then step into the pane to answer.
Everything else keeps moving.
Running work stays below, quiet until it changes. Filter by host when one machine is the one you care about, or jump straight to any pane by name with the Jump palette.

Chat or Terminal.
Your call, every time.

Each device picks a preferred interface. Agent panes open in it; shell panes always open in Terminal, which stays the source of truth.

Started in Codex and want Claude Code, or the reverse? Switch harness reopens the same conversation. Available

Pick up the thread.

Your real terminal, with the context intact. Read the output, bring up the keyboard, and send the next input from your iPhone.

Terminal on iPhone: a shell session's output with the Message composer, accessory keys, and iPhone keyboard — Terminal on iPhone Available

A glance when that's enough.
The terminal when it isn't.

Most of the time you only need to know whether anything needs you. Drover answers at the smallest size that works — Lock Screen, menu bar, or Apple Watch — and the full session is one tap further. It reads usage across seven providers (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, GLM/Z.ai, and Grok), free on any host, with an alert at 10% left and another at 0% for Drover Pro.

On your Lock Screen.

A notification tells you an agent is waiting and nothing more: no commands, no approvals from the Lock Screen.

Lock Screen widgets Available: Usage as last read, beside the clock. Part of Drover Pro.
Notifications and Live Activity Available: A notification says an agent needs you. Open is its only action. Part of Drover Pro.
Home Screen widgets Available: One login up close, or every login in order. Part of Drover Pro.

A circular Drover Lock Screen widget showing Codex usage left this week, beside a rectangular widget listing Codex usage with a progress bar

A Drover Live Activity for Build API, 2 of 5 tasks done and needing you, stacked above a notification for Rate limit middleware needing approval, on the Lock Screen

A small Drover widget with Codex usage beside the Calendar widget, and a medium Drover widget listing usage across three hosts, on an iPhone Home Screen

In your menu bar. Available

Drover for Mac keeps this Mac's logins, its paired iPhone, and the health of droverd one click away. Pairing is a QR code from the menu. No terminal needed.

See Drover for Mac

Drover for Mac design preview: the menu bar item shows percent left per login, and the open menu lists usage, the paired iPhone, and host health

On your wrist. Available

The watch app shows every login's usage and, one tap in, each account's windows. Complications and the Smart Stack put it on the watch face too. It never sends input to a pane.

Watch face Available
Your usage beside the time, right on the watch face. Part of Drover Pro.
Usage list Available
Every login's usage, right on the wrist. Part of Drover Pro.
Account detail Available
One account's windows, each with what's left. Part of Drover Pro.

Works with the agents you already run.

Claude CodeChat · alerts · approvals · usage
CodexChat · alerts · approvals · usage
OpenCodeChat · alerts · approvals · usage
Gemini CLIChat · alerts
piChat · alerts
ompChat · alerts
grokChat · alerts
droidChat · alerts
qwenChat · alerts
kiroChat · alerts
qoderChat · alerts
kimiChat · alerts
agyChat · alerts
Any Herdr agent / shelllive terminal

Trademarks belong to their owners. Drover is not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or the OpenCode and pi projects.

Hosts screen on iPhone, showing paired Mac and Linux machines with verified identities

Your machines.
One familiar place.

A Mac at your desk. A Linux host elsewhere. Find the right machine, see its connection state, and step into the work.

Recognizable: Your verified hostname stays visible.
Connected: Sessions and workspaces stay with their host.
Honest: A disconnected host keeps live actions off.

See the setup

Private by construction.

Herdr stays in charge.

Herdr owns the runtime; droverd is only its client. Drover brings that structure to your iPhone, never a copy of the runtime itself.

Explore how Drover works

Your real workspace, all the way down.

iPhone
  ├─ LAN · direct ─────────┐
  └─ relay · ciphertext ───┤
                        droverd
                           │
                         Herdr

Hostyour machine
Sessionyour working context
Workspaceyour project
Tabyour layout
Paneyour live terminal

droverd connects your iPhone to your own Herdr server.

The next move is yours.: Read the context. Choose the input. Nothing is inferred from terminal text, and nothing auto-approves.
Disconnected means disconnected.: No offline input queue. No silent retries. Reconnect before sending the next action.
Nothing readable off your machine.: LAN first, direct to your machine. Off the network, an end-to-end encrypted relay carries only ciphertext, wherever you are. Read the security model

Set up in minutes.
Pair with a QR code.

The host companion, droverd, runs beside Herdr on your Mac or Linux machine and connects it to your iPhone. Pairing needs nothing extra: nothing to sign into, nothing to open inbound.

macOS · Apple silicon

Drover for Mac

A menu bar app with droverd bundled. Signed and notarized, and it updates itself with one click from the menu.

Requires a Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later.

Get Drover for Mac

Linux · x86_64 · arm64

droverd for Linux

Runs as your user under systemd --user. One command installs it.

$ curl -fsSL https://newdrover.com/install.sh | sh

Manual install steps

Free on one host.
Pro for every machine and every alert.

Free

No subscription

One paired host
Pairing, Sessions, and approvals
Chat and Terminal
Workspaces and usage
LAN and relay access
5 lifetime media uploads

Drover Pro

Weekly, monthly or yearly in the App Store

Every host beyond the first
Push notifications and Live Activity
Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets
Unlimited media uploads
Apple Watch complications, Smart Stack, and watch app

No free trial.

Compare Free and Pro

Every agent, on the big screen.

Coming soon

The same control as the iPhone app, with more room: every workspace in a sidebar, a tab's panes side by side in Herdr's own split, and what needs you in a rail beside them. The same approvals as on iPhone — you still tap.

Drover's Mac command center: a workspace sidebar, a tab's panes side by side in Herdr's own split, and a Needs you rail

Leave the desk.
Keep the work.

Drover for iPhone is in beta — join to get a TestFlight invite. Drover for Mac and droverd for Linux are available now.

In beta · iPhone with iOS 18 or later

Your agents.Your machine.Your pocket.

Not another engine silo.

Not a vendor's own app.

Not an SSH client guessing from text.

Not a terminal in a browser tab.

One Sessions screen.Ranked by what needs you.

What needs you comes first.

A question keeps its context.

Everything else keeps moving.

Chat or Terminal.Your call, every time.