KoKo vs QuotaBar

KoKo is a mobile SSH terminal for developers who need to manage AI coding agents on their own Linux servers from iPhone. Supported agents (on your server) • Cursor — agent persist attach / resume • Claude Code — GNU screen sessions • Codex CLI — GNU screen sessions • Gemini CLI — GNU screen sessions Features • Real SSH PTY terminal (colors, cursor, menus, y/n prompts) • Persistent remote sessions (Cursor agent persist; Claude/Codex/Gemini via named GNU screen) • Optional one-tap agent CLI install on the server (with consent) • Generate Ed25519 / ECDSA / RSA keys in-app; private keys stay in Keychain • Host key TOFU confirmation • Shortcut bar: Esc, Tab, Ctrl+J, arrows, Shift+Tab • Local scrollback per session • Agent login assistance (browser OAuth / device codes where applicable) Requirements: your own SSH-accessible Linux server. Agent CLIs run on the server. KoKo does not host user accounts or provide a cloud relay.

QuotaBar shows how much of your AI coding quotas you have left — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini and many more — on your iPhone, and in widgets on the home and lock screens. QuotaBar for iPhone is the companion to QuotaBar for Mac, free at quota.bar. The Mac reads each service with the sign-ins already on it and sends only the results — plans, figures, reset times, balances — end-to-end encrypted, through your own iCloud or your Quota Run account. Your sign-ins, tokens and API keys never leave the Mac. • Every provider as a card in stepped meters: what's left or what's used, when it resets, and whether your pace runs out before then • Tap a card for spend by day and model, a 30-day trend and the provider's live service status • Widgets for one provider, an overview of all, or today's spend — small, medium, large and lock screen • Ask your Mac to refresh right from the phone • Drag cards into your own order; copy or share a card as an image • Several Macs merge into one view No ads and no tracking. On the same iCloud account as your Mac, there is nothing to sign in to; on another one, sign in to Quota Run and allow the phone on the Mac. Requires QuotaBar for Mac. Without one, tap “See an example” on the first screen to look around.