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Moontors 0.7.4

Released October 19, 2026.

Moontors, the agentic development environment (ADE) for Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, now has its iPhone app on the App Store, and its Mac app is signed and notarized, so it updates itself. Once a turn is over, a session says what its agent left going, and it can tell you when it’s done.

What’s new:

  • Moontors for iPhone is on the App Store, beside Moontors for Android on Google Play. It pairs with Moontors 0.6.0 or newer on your computer, by the QR code or the six-digit code your computer shows, on the same Wi-Fi or through a VPN such as Tailscale, and keeps the computers it’s paired with on that iPhone alone. See a demo on its pairing screen shows sample sessions on a pretend computer. On the computer, Phones offers both apps. See Phone and the privacy policy.
  • The Mac app is signed and notarized, so macOS opens it with nothing to get past, and it updates itself: a new version downloads on its own, then Restart to update installs it and opens Moontors again, as on Windows and Linux. Check for Updates…, in the Moontors menu, looks at once. See Updates.
  • Once a turn is over, a session’s status says what its agent left going: Done with nothing left, Idle with how many of its background tasks and subagents still run, such as a dev server, or Scheduled with when a timer of its own, as /loop sets, wakes it, on its card, in its panel and on the phone. The card’s tasks chip is gone. A program a command leaves running on its own, as a server started with &, is one Moontors can’t see. See A card.
  • Tell me when it’s done, the bell among a session’s buttons in its panel’s header, notifies you once the session says Done: “Finished, with nothing left running”. It’s off until you turn it on, stays on for that session, also after a restart, and shows on its card. See Notifications.
  • In an agent’s questions, picking the one answer a question takes moves on to the next question, as in Claude Code’s own terminal, on the computer and the phone. On the computer the focus goes with it, so the number keys keep working, and the last answer leaves you on Submit answers. See Questions.
  • The Plan view shows a session’s plans as one row of joined numbers, the open one naming its title, and each number’s tooltip its whole title. See The Plan view.
  • Clicking a focused project’s name again lets it go: its view closes, and the next click opens it again. See Projects.
  • A Codex background command that waited for your approval shows as a task once its turn is over, as Codex’s others do. See Tools and subagents.
  • Fixed: choosing a branch or a commit in the Git view’s left column while a commit’s file is open closes the file and shows that commit, where the file had stayed over the history.
  • The Git view’s fetches, Fetch all and the one it makes every 3 minutes alike, drop the remote branches deleted on their remote, as a merged pull request’s: a local branch that tracked one says “gone”, and stays on your computer with its commits. See Fetch, pull and push.
  • Moontors for Android shows a session’s status as the computer does, Done, Idle with what still runs, or Scheduled, and its questions move on to the next once you pick an answer. Scheduled needs Moontors 0.7.4 on your computer. See Phone.

Coming from 0.7.3 on a Mac: 0.7.3 can’t install a signed update itself, so it says “Moontors 0.7.4 is available.” with Download. Download 0.7.4, quit Moontors and drag it to Applications, once; from then on, updates install themselves. On 0.7.4’s first use, macOS asks once for each API key Moontors keeps for an agent, none if you signed your agents in with a subscription: choose Always Allow. Every update asked this until now, and from 0.7.4 on, none will. There’s no new Local Network prompt. See From 0.7.3 on macOS. The Windows and Linux builds still aren’t signed, so Windows asks once before Moontors opens. The README’s “First launch” and “Updates” sections say what to expect on each platform.

Found a problem, or have an idea? Open an issue: https://github.com/moontors/moontors/issues/new/choose

Downloads

See First launch and Updates.

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