Support

The iOS app is a native window onto a Dunu workbench served by a dunu-server you run on your own machine.

1. On your Mac or Linux box, start the server: dunu-server --web-root (see the CLI docs).

2. Open the app and enter the server's address — for example 192.168.1.20:8787. Both devices must be on the same network, or the server must be reachable over the internet (use HTTPS for that).

3. The full workbench loads: editor, files, git, terminal, and the agent. Sign in with Hypery from the workbench to use agent features.

If it won't connect

Confirm the server is running and listening on the address you entered, that your phone is on the same Wi-Fi network, and that iOS granted the app local-network access (Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network). Shake the device to open the in-app menu with Reload and Change Server URL.

Do I need a Hypery account?

No. The editor, git, terminal, and extensions work without one. A Hypery account powers the agent (Ask, Agent, Plan, and Debug modes).

Where does my code live?

On your machines. The apps ship no analytics and your code is only sent to Hypery's AI gateway when you invoke the agent. See the privacy policy.

How does billing work?

Dunu is free to download. Agent usage draws on your Hypery account, managed entirely at hypery.ai — there are no purchases inside the apps.

What platforms are supported?

The desktop IDE runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. The iOS app supports iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 or later.

Bugs and feature requests: GitHub issues. Everything else: support@dunu.dev. Include your platform, app version, and what you expected to happen — it gets you an answer twice as fast.