AgentsRoom syncs your desktop AI agent sessions (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Aider) to your phone in real time. Start agents, type commands in the terminal, send saved prompts, and check on progress from anywhere. All communication is end-to-end encrypted.
Start an agent from the couch, open a terminal on the subway, send a prompt during standup — this is what AgentsRoom looks like in your pocket.
Full walkthrough of the iOS and Android mobile app: agents, terminals, prompts, localhost preview and notifications.
This is not about "coding on your phone". The point is that your dev studio no longer stops when you close the MacBook. Your agents keep running on your desktop, and you keep the remote in your pocket.
For 20 years, leaving your desk meant cutting the cord: no more terminal, no more dev server, no more IDE, nothing. With AgentsRoom, your Mac stays the engine but the interface comes with you. Everything happening on your desktop is mirrored on your phone in real time, end-to-end encrypted.
In practice, your AI agents keep working on your branches while you live your life. You kick off a task, walk away, and get a push notification when it's done. You can review the diff, send a follow-up prompt, rerun the command — all from the lock screen of your iPhone or Android.
Here are the situations where our users tell us the mobile app genuinely saved their day:
You leave the office, and halfway through the commute you realize a tiny piece was missing on the Jira ticket you just closed. You pull out your phone, open AgentsRoom, send a prompt to the agent that was already on the project. By the time you step off the train, the PR is ready to review.
Slack ping between two sets: prod is down, everyone's panicking. You open the app from the treadmill, spin up a "bug-hunter" agent, feed it the stack trace as text or screenshot. It investigates, fixes, commits while you finish your workout. You approve the PR before the shower.
During daily standup, the Product Owner asks to see the new UI you're working on. You flip on AgentsRoom's built-in secure tunnel in one tap, drop the public https URL into the video call chat. Everyone sees your localhost directly — no ngrok, no deployment, no waiting.
30-minute break, no laptop, not in the mood to pull it out. You browse the backlog on your phone, launch 3 agents in parallel on 3 small tasks. You get back to your laptop at the end of the day: three PRs waiting, all you need to do is review them.
2-hour trip, no real desk, but you just had an idea to refactor a component. You describe the intent to your agent through a saved prompt, watch the terminal output live, fix a typing error by tapping in the mobile terminal. You arrive with code that's already mergeable.
Already under the covers, you realize you forgot to launch the long build / the full test suite / the migration script. You open the app, send the command to the terminal, put the phone down. Your desktop runs all night, and the push notification will wake you up if something breaks.
This is not "mobile coding" in the sense of trying to replace VS Code with a touchscreen keyboard. You're not writing 500 lines of TypeScript with your thumbs. You're piloting agents that write the code on your real machine, with your real tools, in your real stack.
The phone becomes a blazing-fast remote: start, monitor, correct, restart, preview. The real work still happens on your desktop the way it always has — you just keep the steering wheel in your hand, even when you're not in front of the screen.
The mobile companion app is not just a viewer. It gives you real control over your desktop sessions.
Create new AI agent sessions directly from your phone. Pick the project, assign a role, choose the provider and model, and launch. The agent starts on your desktop machine immediately.
Read agent output with ANSI colors and formatting preserved. Type commands, send instructions, and interact with the terminal just like sitting at your desk. History replay included.
Access your project's prompt library from the mobile app. Browse folders, pick a prompt, and send it to any running agent with one tap. No need to retype anything.
View your local dev server on your phone through AgentsRoom's built-in secure tunnel. See frontend changes in real time as your agents modify the code. Test responsive layouts on a real device.
See which agents are thinking, done, idle, or waiting for input. Token usage bars show consumption per agent. Push notifications alert you when an agent finishes or needs attention.
Desktop-to-mobile communication uses X25519 key exchange and XSalsa20-Poly1305 encryption. The relay server never sees your code, terminal output, or prompts. New keys every session.

Desktop and mobile side by side: the same AI agent session displayed on both devices with live sync.
Three steps to connect your phone to your desktop sessions.
Scan a QR code from the desktop app or enter a pairing token manually. Both devices join an encrypted channel. The relay server only forwards opaque encrypted blobs.
Your projects, agents, terminal sessions, and status indicators appear on your phone. Changes on either side propagate in real time through the WebSocket connection.
Start new agents, send prompts, type in terminals, preview dev servers. Every action travels encrypted from your phone to your desktop and executes locally on your machine.
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Share any local dev server as a public HTTPS URL with a custom subdomain. Preview work in progress on a real phone.
Unread badges, macOS alerts and mobile push when an agent finishes a task or needs your input. Never miss an agent event.
Per-project process manager to start backend, frontend, mobile bundler and workers in one click, remotely or locally.
Download the desktop app and the mobile companion. Pair them in 10 seconds. Control your AI agents from your couch, your commute, or your coffee shop.
Companion app: monitor your agents on the go
Bring your own: Claude, Codex, Gemini CLI, or other AI provider.
Push bugs and requests straight to your public backlog.