StackTips 2.0
deverywhere
Termux
Termly
Happy Coder
Control Claude Code, Codex terminals running on your PC, right from your phone - via web relay. Keep developing anywhere you are. Receive notifications when your coding agent asks a question or finishes a task. Connect to local dev server on your PC via port forwarding, and even debug your phone from your PC over web. Non-stop dev, anywhere, anytime.
Deverywhere uses web relay, so it works everywhere and you can remote control Claude code, Codex or any other terminal from your phone.
You can connect to existing sessions, or launch new ones as needed, right from your phone. Idea on the go? Have the AI coding agent on your remote PC start working on it right away.
You get the full terminal experience, including: - /slash commands - exact output shown in terminal on your computer - keyboard shortcuts - copy and paste (including images!)
You simply continue running your Claude Code and Codex sessions as if you've never left your PC.
It also includes: - Port Forwarding - Full Web Dev Loop: develop your web app via your phone, run the dev server, and connect to that local server right from your phone. - Debug Over Web - Full App Dev Loop: develop your Android app via your phone, enable phone debugging over web, and have your computer install and debug the app on your phone, remotely - Idle notifications: never miss Claude asking you a question again. If the terminal goes idle, you get a phone notification
No more wasted time. No more missed questions. No more wasted quota. Develop anything, anywhere, with deverywhere.
StackTips 2.0
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