Inyon shows the coding agents already running in tmux on your machines (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Antigravity) as chats on your phone or in a browser. When one asks something, you answer with a tap and it's typed into the same pane, so nothing changes when you sit back down. No account and nothing to host: pair the Android app by QR code and it reaches your computers over an end-to-end encrypted tunnel or your VPN. Free, open source, MIT.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Abhash, and I built Inyon on my own. I run coding agents on a laptop and two servers, each signed in to a different account. When one stopped to ask "can I run the tests?", I had to walk back to that machine to press Enter. The agents' own remote features follow one account at a time, which didn't fit how I work. Inyon reads the agents already running in tmux and shows each session as a chat on your phone or in a browser. Permission prompts, menus and questions become buttons, and your tap is typed into the same pane, so nothing changes when you sit back down. A few things I cared about: - It never signs in anywhere. Each machine keeps its own subscription or API key. - There's nothing to host. The Android app pairs with a computer by QR code and talks to it over an end-to-end encrypted tunnel or your VPN. - Releases are signed, and the npm package is published from CI with provenance. What it can't do yet: there's no iOS app, and three of the six agent readers are still in beta. Setup is one line per computer: curl -fsSL https://inyon.abhashchakraborty.... | sh I'd love to hear which agents and setups you'd use it with, and where it breaks.

walking back to another machine just to approve a test run is pretty much my evening routine lol

if two sessions ask something at once, do they come as separate notifs or one queue taht you go through??? and is iOS on the roadmap???

@thamibenjelloun Thanks for commenting. To answer your question, yes, notifications come separately for different sessions. Additionally, the iOS app is on my roadmap.

Keeping the same tmux session is a good detail. Answering from the phone shouldn't mean coming back to a different conversation at the desk.

@thamibenjelloun Thanks for commenting. To answer your question, yes, notifications come separately for different sessions. Additionally, the iOS app is on my roadmap.

Keeping the same tmux session is a good detail. Answering from the phone shouldn't mean coming back to a different conversation at the desk.

Inyon

Answer your coding agents from your phone

Answer your coding agents from your phone