All your running agents, in one place.

Open perch. It finds every session running on your Mac, in Terminal, iTerm, tmux, Cursor, VS Code or the Claude app, across all your accounts. There’s nothing to set up.

Yes. Permission prompts and questions show up in the iPhone app, encrypted end to end, and your answer goes straight back to the session that asked.

Yes, in beta. It asks Codex’s own background service what’s open, so sessions you start in any terminal show up live, and you can reply to them.

Yes, and Anthropic’s own docs show how: give each account its own folder with CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, say one for work and one for personal. perch finds them all and gives each its own label, color and usage meter, side by side. Set up a second account →

Those run your agents inside their own app. perch sits above all of it: it finds the agents you already run, wherever you run them, and puts the ones waiting on you first. You can use it alongside them.

It’s free and MIT licensed. It runs on your Mac and reads what’s already there. The only thing that leaves is phone traffic, encrypted on your devices, through a relay that can’t read it.