Your coding agents keep working. Steer them from your phone.
Hand stories to a team of Claude Code and Codex agents on your own machine, answer their questions and ship the result from any browser.
Pockode drives the claude or codex CLI. Have neither? Install one and sign in from the app; that needs npm (Node.js).
macOS / Linux
# Install
curl -fsSL https://pockode.com/install.sh | sh
# Run (on your dev machine, in your project directory)
pockode -password YOUR_PASSWORDWindows
# Install
irm https://pockode.com/install.ps1 | iex
# Run (on your dev machine, in your project directory)
pockode -password YOUR_PASSWORDScan the QR code with your phone.
Runs on macOS (Intel and Apple silicon), Linux (amd64 and arm64) and Windows (x64, also on Windows 11 on Arm).
Install options, verifying the download and upgrading: platform support. Several projects on one machine: cluster mode. Pre-1.0 and released often: read the release notes before upgrading.
- Delegate — Split a story into tasks, each run by a Claude Code or Codex agent in its own role.
- Stay in the loop — When an agent needs a decision, it stops and asks; you answer from anywhere.
- Review & ship — Read the diff, commit, and open your dev server on your phone with Port Preview.
- Your machine — Pockode dials out from beside your project, so there is no port to forward.
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flowchart LR
subgraph machine["Your machine"]
pockode["pockode"] -- spawns --> cli["claude / codex"]
end
phone["Your phone<br/>(any browser)"] -- HTTPS / WSS --> relay["Relay<br/>(cloud)"]
pockode -- outbound tunnel --> relay
Pockode runs beside your project and drives the AI CLI there. How it is secured.
- Contributing — Issues, discussions and documentation PRs are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md.
- Security — Report vulnerabilities privately; see SECURITY.md.
- License — Source available under the O'Saasy License. You may use, modify and redistribute it, but not offer it to others as a competing hosted service.