Milind S said MausBot is live on the App Store in a September 24 post on X. The free Productivity app is a mobile companion for the OpenMausBot desktop app and requires iOS 17.0 or later.
Users can answer approvals and questions, follow streaming replies, and message bots and rooms when they are away from their computers, according to the App Store listing. MausBot connects directly to a computer running OpenMausBot on Mac, Windows or Linux. The listing says transcripts are not uploaded to cloud servers.
That makes the phone app an extension of a desktop workflow in which shell commands, file edits and tool use require user approval. At the time of fetch, the listing showed version 1.1.0 released one day earlier; the initial 1.0.0 release was listed as two days earlier.
The App Store listing names Supamaus Software Private Limited as the developer. Only the India storefront was checked; availability in other regions is unknown. The listing does not state the relationship between Milind S and Supamaus Software Private Limited.
OpenMausBot is an independent open-source project in which each chat is an agent, and users bring their own Claude, Codex or Grok command-line tools. The OpenMausBot website says the iOS companion was previously available through TestFlight, with the link shared in Discord. Its GitHub repository names Milind Soni as maintainer and shows about 3.5k stars.
