Thumbdesk vs Trunchbull

Thumbdesk is a mobile app that connects a phone to Macs, PCs, Linux machines and SSH servers for terminal sessions, screen sharing, file transfer and live system stats.

Provider-neutral AI model benchmarking. Detect regressions before they reach production.

About Thumbdesk

Thumbdesk, listed elsewhere as PocketShell, gives developers and administrators phone access to their computers and servers. A small agent is installed on macOS, Windows or Linux with one command, then paired by scanning a QR code, and any SSH server can be added too. Connections are outbound only and terminal traffic is encrypted end to end over WebRTC, so no port forwarding or VPN is needed. Terminal sessions persist on the host, so a dropped signal does not end the shell. The app also offers screen sharing, file transfer, project views with git and live CPU and memory stats. It is free for two machines, while Pro covers ten machines for 39.99 USD a year.

About Trunchbull

Provider-neutral AI model benchmarking. Detect regressions before they reach production. Deploy tools from GitHub, run them against managed AI models, and inspect every decision under controlled budgets. Trunchbull validates the contract, builds the repository, and deploys it into an isolated Cloudflare Worker, ready for any benchmark configuration. Give agents a real machine without giving them yours. Run terminal and code-execution evaluations inside controlled, image-backed environments. Define the maximum steps, token usage, and dollar spend before a run begins.