Codync
The open-source alternative to Grok Bot, Muse and Dots
138 followers
The open-source alternative to Grok Bot, Muse and Dots
138 followers
Everything Grok Bot, Muse and Dots do, open source and 100% free. Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or 40+ agents as named bots on your own computer, then reply and approve from your iPhone, Mac, Linux or terminal. MIT, end-to-end encrypted.
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Codync
Launched this week
Everything Grok Bot, Muse and Dots do, open source and 100% free. Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or 40+ agents as named bots on your own computer, then reply and approve from your iPhone, Mac, Linux or terminal. MIT, end-to-end encrypted.
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Apple Watch notifications make a lot of sense here. Nice not having to check the laptop every time
@sheikh_umair1 Thanks! To be clear, there's no dedicated Watch app in this version, but iPhone notifications mirror to the Watch, so you still get a tap on the wrist when a bot finishes or needs you.
Nice that this doesn’t need another server in the middle Would like to know how the syncing works.
@robert_smith52 Good question. Everything lives on your own computer: the host is a small Rust binary that keeps the transcripts in SQLite and is the single source of truth. On the same Wi-Fi or Tailscale the phone connects to it directly. Away from home it goes through a free relay, but that is end-to-end encrypted, so the relay only forwards ciphertext. Every change carries a revision number, so when the phone reconnects it just asks for everything since the last one it saw.
“I’ve checked my terminal way too many times waiting for a task to finish This is a pretty nice fix for that.”
@vhim_jana Same here, that's exactly why I built it. Now my phone only buzzes when a bot finishes or needs an approval, so I can stop checking the terminal.
The dynamic Island support is actually a really good fit for this kind of app.
@ayazakram Thanks! That was one of my favorite parts to build. A glance at the Dynamic Island or Lock Screen tells you if a bot is still working or needs you, no need to open the app.
This is the kind of thing I’d use when grabbing coffee while a longer task is running.
@sukumar_sukumar1 That's exactly the use case. Kick off a long task, walk away, and if the bot needs an approval while you're out you can handle it from your phone.
when you switch bots on the same project, how much of the prior bot's history do you carry over by hand?