Hermex vs hark

Hermex is a native iPhone client for your self-hosted Hermes Agent server. It is designed for people who already run a reachable Hermes Web UI server and want a focused mobile way to keep up with agent work from iPhone. Connect to your own server, open existing sessions, start new conversations, and follow streamed responses as they arrive. Manage Kanban boards and cards, review status-focused work, update workflows, add comments, inspect history, and preview or launch Dispatcher runs. The app also supports model/profile/reasoning controls, file and photo attachments, workspace file browsing, tasks, skills, memory, usage details, and a share extension for staging content from other iOS apps. Agent execution happens on the configured Hermes server, not on the iPhone. Prompts, attachments, shared content, workspace requests, board and card actions, and session actions are sent only to the server URL you enter. Recent sessions and messages may be cached locally for offline read-only viewing, and the cache can be cleared from Settings. Hermex does not provide a hosted Hermes backend, in-app account creation, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. You need your own reachable Hermes Web UI server to use the app. Not affiliated with Nous Research.

Hark gives indie developers one place for notifications from all their projects. Create a service in the Hark dashboard, copy its private webhook URL, and POST a simple JSON payload whenever something happens. Hark delivers the event to your iPhone as a communication notification with your project’s name and image. Use Hark for: • New signups and waitlist joins • Payments and subscription events • Failed jobs and operational alerts • Customer feedback • Launch milestones and anything else that can call a webhook Each service can define a default title, image, and destination URL. Individual requests can override those fields when needed. Hark also includes idempotency protection, delivery activity, and secure token rotation. One app. Every project. Let the important things find you.