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Mobile control for your AI coding sessions
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Mobile control for your AI coding sessions
17 followers
Control your OpenCode sessions from your phone, wherever you are: a coffee line, a beach, a waiting room. Check progress, reply when the agent needs input, run tasks across projects. Local bridge, end-to-end encrypted relay, open source. Works with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models through OpenCode. Free to try.
how does the local bridge actually stay in sync when my laptop is closed or on a different network? that part is a bit fuzzy for me
@enesercikyv40 it just needs to stay awake. lid open or closed doesn't matter, as long as it's not sleeping. the bridge keeps running from there
How does the local bridge actually work when your phone and laptop are on different networks?
@narinbily7re, that's a great question!
Well, neither device ever connects to the other directly. Both your laptop and your phone make outbound connections to the relay server, and the relay pairs them up. Since both connections are outgoing (like any chat app), NAT and firewalls aren't an issue, and it works across any networks.
The important part: the relay can't read anything. On connect, phone and bridge do a key exchange (X25519) and from then on all traffic is end-to-end encrypted (XChaCha20-Poly1305). The relay just forwards opaque encrypted frames, meaning that your code, sessions, and messages are only readable by your two devices. The AI assistant itself is only ever talked to over localhost on your laptop; nothing about it is exposed to the network.
Love that the local bridge with end-to-end encrypted relay is the default, not an afterthought. Most remote dev tools skip straight to cloud and bolt on security later, so seeing it designed in from the start feels like real craft.
@baranbattaiqaf means a lot, that was the one thing we refused to compromise on
Love that the bridge is local with end-to-end encryption rather than routing everything through a third-party server. That choice makes me actually trust using it on public wifi without thinking twice.
@smetnbbf glad it comes through, that was the whole idea :)
Being able to check on long-running Claude sessions from my phone while grabbing lunch is genuinely useful, didn't expect the e2e encryption setup to feel so painless.
@canselia4s happy the setup just worked!
I've been using this every day for the past few months, and it's genuinely changed the way I work.
Commutes, waiting rooms, airports... what used to be dead time is now productive time.