CodeMote pairs your iPhone to your machine or VPS and gives you the real sessions. Live terminal on your lock screen, push when your agent needs approval, full diffs, complete git flow. Direct encrypted connection. Your code never touches our servers.
Finally tried it on my VPS and the lock screen terminal blew me away, actually usable for quick checks. The encrypted direct connection is a nice touch too.
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@poyraz860407 Thanks Poyraz! I wanted it to be 1:1 and your things stays yours!
The lock screen terminal integration is genuinely clever, feels like something Apple should have shipped themselves. Love that the connection stays direct and encrypted too, the no-middleman approach is the right call for dev tools like this.
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@selinkutbag9gj Thanks Selin! really appreciate this comment :)
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Congrats on shipping this — the Live Activity + push when the agent blocks for approval is the part that actually makes mobile control usable for long Claude Code runs. Direct tunnel with no code on your servers is the right call for this crowd.
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@ducan thanks, really appreciate your comment 🤞
Using a phone as the control surface for CLI agents is a fun angle. I’d want a very clear pause/approve step though — remote agent runs can get messy fast when they touch files.
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@xiaosong001 what do you mean by clear pause/approve steps?
right now is the exact flow you would have in your laptop, identical
Awesome! It's changing the rules of the game. I want to use it on my bike too. Stop, check, and on the road again
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@cristiano_marinelli you definitely can! i’ve already coded from my motorcycle too, and is awesome! here is the video
solid product when you are addicted to code and don't want to take your laptop with you
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@eliana_jordan Hey Eliana, really appreciate your comment!
and yes I built codemote for the devs like me that want to bring everything on a walk :)
Being away from my desk no longer meaning the work just stalls is a quietly freeing idea, and glancing at my phone to nudge things along from wherever I am sounds genuinely good, Salvatore.
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@xavier_macia PRECISELY!
you just need your phone and in 99% of the case you're bringing it anyway, and you can do what are doing at home but anywhere