Superset Mobile - Your coding agents, now in your pocket
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Orchestrate coding agents from your iPhone. Pick up the same workspaces from your computer, review diffs, and merge PRs away from your desk. Works with Claude Code, Codex, and other terminal agents.
Included with Superset Pro. First month free with code MOBILELAUNCH.
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nenspace
huge fan of superset, following you guys since your batch and watching you grow has been great because it's warranted, big congrats @flyakiet and team 🔥🔥
what 'guardrails' (for lack of better term) do you have for non-git natives like myself? as a pseudo-dev I need hand-holding (worktrees made for me, etc) and wondering if any changes have come to help people like myself with this release (so I can go parallel-agent crazy without causing a mess)?
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@samsmallmind Thanks, Sam! For a project task, we create a workspace with its own Git worktree and branch, so you don’t have to set those up by hand. Mobile lets you check those same workspaces and review diffs from your phone; I’d start with one task per workspace and still review before merging, since separate branches can conflict when brought together.
nenspace
@flyakiet that's good enough for me :) love it
Modeinspect
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@itsnintu Thanks, Alex! We’re iPhone-only right now, with no Android release date to share.
PaymentKit
Congratulations on the shipment. I have been wanting differential review on my phone for quite some time now especially when I'm on the go with an agent.
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@hamza_aafzal Thanks, Hamza! Glad diff review on your phone is something you’ve been looking for.
It was the part that said "Pick up the same workspace." I can’t stand going through the same thing with an agent when I change devices.
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@merle2 Exactly, Merle. It’s the same workspace and terminal session, so you can pick up from your phone without repeating the context.
It is good to note that I already benefit from running Claude Code and Codex concurrently and this means that adding my phone is the right way to go forward instead of a forced addition. It will be interesting to find out how it works in case of any conflict when I accept changes on mobile and edit on the desktop.
This is all very reasonable, of course, based on how my computer interacts with the current system. I’m interested in finding out what would happen if my computer went into sleep mode during a process. Would the session automatically continue when my computer wakes up?
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@sujoy_debnath1 i typically keep caffeinate running on my machine so this doesnt happen but if the host machine goes to sleep then the session wont be able to run but if you setup a cloud box using remote access then it shouldnt ever be down or if you run caffeinate on your machine
Have been keeping track of Superset since its initial release for desktop and it seems that moving over to the mobile version is the logical progression from there. I am the type of person who will start refactoring my code late at night and getting an update on this when I wake up is just what I need.
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@donovan10 Thanks, Donovan! You can check the agent’s progress and review its changes from your phone in the morning. Your computer needs to stay awake and connected overnight.
I'm a bit confused. If you have your desktop or mac mini running you can use Claude or Codes to remote in anytime and you can use Astra or Fable to orchestrate Opus or Sol sub agents with no setup or tooling... then click the link in the remote session to go to Github and revew the PR, I do this all the time. Curious what your tool solves?
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@automateiq The main benefit is having your workspaces, agent sessions, diff review and PR merging together in one iPhone app, across Claude Code, Codex and other terminal agents. It connects to the same sessions on your computer, which still needs to stay awake and online.
This is unfortunate for me on a personal level, although I understand the reasoning behind the priority for iPhones first because of the installed base for their development environment. After that becomes available, the only request I have would be to support widgets so I can monitor agent status without unlocking the device.
Thank you for making this work with the current Superset setup, as opposed to something entirely new, with a whole other learning curve to learn about. My concern is related to security, where keeping this machine available via Remote Access through the entire day can be quite a vulnerable entry point.
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@bl560 Thanks, that's exactly what we were going for. Mobile should feel like the Superset you already use, not a new tool to learn.
On security, the main thing is that remote access doesn't open your machine to the internet:
- No open ports. The host-service only listens on 127.0.0.1. Your machine makes an outbound connection to our relay, and all traffic comes back through that connection. There's nothing for a port scan to find and no router or firewall changes to make.
- Each request is authenticated. Every connection needs a valid Superset session token. Beyond that, the relay checks that your account has been granted access to that specific host; being in the same org isn't enough. Traffic is encrypted with TLS on every hop.
- It's off by default. Remote access is a toggle in desktop Settings. If you don't want the machine reachable all day, turn it off when you're not using mobile. The host restarts without any relay connection.
- You control who has access. Host owners can remove members or delete the host from the host management settings.
In practice, the exposure is about the same as your Superset account itself: someone would need your account, not just your machine's address. If you'd like more (a read-only mobile mode, confirming actions on the desktop, automatic time-limited access), tell us which would matter most to you. That's useful input for what we build next.