Web Finder for Tailscale vs MoCode

Web Finder discovers web interfaces published by Web Finder clients on your Tailscale network. Tap any service to open it instantly. - Discovers Tailscale peers running Web Finder - Reads service manifests published by your devices - Shows the page title for each service - One-time OAuth setup, credentials never expire - Pull to refresh for instant re-scanning To discover services on a Mac or Linux device, install and start the Web Finder CLI on that device (see https://zeulewan.github.io/web-finder/). The iOS app does not port-scan peer devices directly. Fully open source and free. Source code: https://github.com/zeulewan/web-finder Requires a Tailscale account with an OAuth client configured for device read access.

MoCode puts your tmux workspace in your pocket. Any CLI coding tool that runs in a tmux session - OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex CLI, pi, or a plain shell - can be picked up, watched, and steered from your iPhone. Use MoCode to: - See your running tmux sessions and windows in one place. - Open a live terminal for any window; tasks keep running after you leave. - Start new tmux windows when you need a fresh workspace. - Switch between sessions and windows without losing remote context. - Review terminal history to catch up, then jump back to Live. - Get optional notifications when a task finishes or needs your approval. - Send feedback with a screenshot. MoCode connects to your own tmux gateway. Nothing runs on the phone: no local compiler and no hosted IDE. Your sessions keep running on your server; MoCode is the focused mobile view into them.