Live sessions
Open desktop coding sessions and keep context in view.
Currently in private beta
OpenRemote connects to OpenCode over your local network so you can chat, switch models, run shell commands, and approve permissions without staying at your desk.
Open desktop coding sessions and keep context in view.
Send messages from your phone while OpenCode streams back.
Swipe to terminal input and run commands remotely.
Approve once, approve always, or reject with instructions.
Switch Build or Plan and choose connected models.
Discover OpenCode over mDNS or connect manually.
OpenRemote is built for cross-platform use. Mac, Windows, iOS and Android, in any combo.
or run OpenRemote on iOS from source with Expo development builds.
Install on iOS, install the Android APK, or run OpenRemote on Android from source with Expo development builds.
Install on Androidnpx opencode-openremote@latest Easily add OpenRemote to your OpenCode config and optionally star the repo.
Gateway moves remote access into a small background desktop service, so OpenRemote can keep a stable connection while OpenCode instances start, stop, and ask for input.
Start the gateway once, then connect the app to that gateway instead of depending on one OpenCode TUI window staying open. See registered instances, answer pending OpenCode questions, and keep remote access ready for local or tunnel connections.
Provide your feedback for the future of OpenRemote:
OpenRemote is available under FSL-1.1-MIT. You can inspect the code, contribute, and install or self-host. Thanks to all of our contributors:
private beta
Until then, message Blair Hudson or comment openremote on this post and I will reach out to you privately on LinkedIn for your App Store or Google Play email address to add you to the private testers group.
Android users can install the Android APK now. You can also self-host with Expo on iOS and Android.