This is the start.

jumar is an SSH client built for the moments you are away from your desk. Save the machines you work on, tap one, and you are typing in a real shell a couple of seconds later. No session juggling, no reconfiguring, no laptop.

Phones are bad at terminals for two reasons: the keyboard has no arrows or control keys, and typing shell syntax on glass is miserable. jumar fixes both. A key bar puts arrows, sticky modifiers, and the common control chords under your thumbs, and on-device dictation turns speech into shell syntax, so “cd space slash var slash log” arrives as the command you meant.

• A saved list of machines, ready to connect in one tap
• Host key verification on first connection, with a hard stop if a key ever changes
• A real terminal with resize forwarding, themes, and font control
• Dictation that runs entirely on device, with a word list for names no recogniser can guess
• Attach straight into tmux, or into a herdr workspace, on connect