How Drover compares.
Drover alternatives
Drover is a native iPhone app plus a small Mac or Linux companion daemon for coding agents running through your own Herdr server. Here is how it compares to the other ways to watch and drive an agent from your phone.
Drover vs Moshi
Both are Herdr-native clients; Moshi also ships a local web UI, Drover is iPhone-native with a Mac menu-bar companion.
Read the comparison ComparisonDrover vs Happy Coder
Happy is an open-source Codex and Claude Code chat client; Drover adds OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and a full native terminal via Herdr.
Read the comparison ComparisonDrover vs SSH clients (Termius, Blink, generic SSH/mosh)
General SSH clients manage your own keys and ports; Drover pairs with a code and raises alerts tied to real Claude Code and Codex hook events.
Read the comparison ComparisonDrover vs Claude Code's own remote control
Anthropic's remote control is first-party and Claude-Code-only; Drover is engine-agnostic and self-hosted via your own Herdr server.
Read the comparisonKeep your agents within reach.
Drover for Mac and Linux are available now. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store.