vmux Agent Console vs TableSurf

vmux is a native companion app for the self-hosted vmux server, built for developers running multiple CLI coding agents in tmux. Connect to your vmux server over LAN, Tailscale, or an SSH tunnel, then monitor which panes are idle, working, blocked for input, or in error. The app keeps the attention queue first, so the panes that need you are easy to find. Features: - Queue, Active, All, and tree views for tmux panes - Pane detail view with recent terminal output - Tappable menu choices for supported coding-agent prompts - Custom shortcut keys and saved snippets - Broadcast messages to multiple panes - Server settings and connected-session management - Optional APNs alerts from your own vmux server when a pane needs input - iPhone and iPad layouts vmux is self-hosted. There is no vmux cloud account, no third-party analytics, no advertising SDK, and no developer-operated relay. Your app talks to the server address you configure, and tokens are stored in the system Keychain.

TableSurf is a fast, lightweight native database client for PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and SQLite for iPhone and iPad. (The interface is in Portuguese.) • A data grid built for large tables: only visible cells exist and the next page loads as you scroll. • Tap a cell to open the whole row as a form: edit, set NULL, follow foreign keys. • Filters as removable chips; touch and hold a cell to filter by its value. • Table structure: columns, indexes, relations, triggers and full DDL. • SQL console with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, SQL keys above the keyboard, history and saved queries. • Export results to CSV, JSON or SQL; export tables or a whole database as a SQL dump. • iPad: three-column layout and keyboard shortcuts. • Passwords in the Keychain. No data collected, no tracking, no accounts.