0cloud and Blink Shell
Blink Shell is an SSH and mosh client with VS Code and hosted containers. The 0cloud app runs a real Linux kernel on an emulated arm64 machine on the iPhone or iPad itself, compiled by WebKit’s JIT, with apt, coding agents and SSH, and the same encrypted workspaces as the browser.
$ uname -m
aarch64
$ sudo apt install -y build-essential
$ claude
0cloud and Blink Shell, row by row
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Topic0cloudBlink Shell
Linux on the device Real kernel and Debian on emulated 64-bit arm64 No; SSH, mosh and hosted containers
SSH to servers Yes, keys signed by the app SSH and mosh
An editor Open in Edix: VS Code with a live preview Blink Code: VS Code on a remote machine
Coding agents on the device Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Antigravity In a hosted container or your server
Compute Your device, free Hosted builds on a paid plan
Where 0cloud is the better fit
When you want the machine on the device, offline, without paying for hosted compute.
- Linux on the device with a JIT
- Agents with no server
- Edix for an IDE and preview
$ sudo apt install -y ffmpeg
$ pip install --user numpy
$ ssh staging
pick the tool for the job
Blink Shell: mosh
Where Blink Shell is the better fit
When you live in mosh sessions to big servers and want hosted containers.
- mosh
- Hosted Build containers
Questions
Does 0cloud support mosh?
It has SSH; sessions survive in tmux on the outpost itself, so a dropped network does not stop your work.
Is Edix like Blink Code?
Both are VS Code. Edix opens the same 0cloud workspace, with a preview of your dev server.