Moshi serves as a mobile terminal specifically designed for phones rather than being scaled down from desktop interfaces. It enables developers to interact with AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex while away from their primary workstation, bridging the gap between mobile accessibility and development workflows.

The platform offers on-device voice-to-terminal functionality using Whisper for hands-free commands, resilient Mosh connections that survive network switches and device sleep, and notification alerts when tasks complete. It includes biometric Face ID unlocking for SSH keys stored securely in Keychain, a proper terminal keyboard with Ctrl, Esc, arrows, and Tmux support, and the ability to respond to agent queries from anywhere to unblock tasks.

Moshi connects directly to development machines using Mosh protocol over resilient UDP connections, ensuring sessions remain active through network transitions. The app provides a terminal environment optimized for mobile use rather than being adapted from desktop interfaces.

The primary benefit is enabling continuous access to AI coding agents regardless of location, allowing developers to monitor progress, provide input, and receive notifications without being tethered to their primary workstation. This supports workflows where agents require frequent interaction but developers need mobility.

The product targets developers using AI coding agents who need mobile access to their development environments. It integrates with existing SSH keys and terminal workflows while providing mobile-specific features like voice input and biometric security.