Private beta · Waitlist open

The remote control for your AI coding agents.

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and seven more — open-weights included — run on your machine for hours, and stall the moment they need you. Remotiq puts the live terminal, permission prompts, diffs and PRs on your phone — even your screen and your localhost. Answer in seconds, from anywhere.

You're on the list. One email when your invite is ready — that's it.

Free during beta · 60-second setup · Your code never leaves your machine · Privacy

Claude finished — 3 files changed, tests green
remotiq · now · tap to review the diff
Claude wants to run
$ git push origin feat/rate-limit
Works with
Claude Code Codex CLI Gemini CLI Copilot CLI Aider Cursor CLI OpenCode Amazon Q Kimi GLM + any CLI via custom command — local open-weights models included

The babysitting problem

Agents don't need you to code.
They need you to answer.

14:14Claude asks: "May I run npm install?"
14:15
—15:39Claude waits. You're at lunch. The task is frozen, the context is going stale, and your Max plan is idling.
15:40You're back at the desk. You tap Enter. An hour is gone.

The bottleneck isn't the agent anymore. It's how fast you can answer.

Remotiq shrinks that hour to the eight seconds it takes to glance at your phone.

Full mobile workstation

Not a chat wrapper.
The real thing, pocket-sized.

Unblock in seconds

Permission prompts become buttons under your thumb.

See and drive your desktop

Your screen, streamed — touches become mouse and keyboard.

Your localhost, on your phone

Your dev server, live over P2P — cookies, WebSockets, OAuth included.

Mission control for sessions

Launch, suspend, resume — sessions survive even connector restarts.

Ship from your phone

Diff → PR → merged, without a desk. Files and uploads too.

Terminal or chat — your call

The real PTY or a clean chat view. Same session, two lenses.

Also in the box
Kill switch — pause or kill a runaway agent from bed Voice input Aux keyboard: Esc · arrows · Ctrl-C Git worktree per session — parallel agents, zero collisions Multi-device: phone + tablet + browser at once Auto-reconnect + connector crash recovery One-tap task dispatch Session auto-naming Git branch at a glance Security dashboard + access logs 3.7 MB Go connector — no Node, no Docker

Setup

On the air in three steps

No cloud IDE, no code upload, no account gymnastics.

STEP 01

Run the connector

One 3.7 MB binary on the machine where your agents live. Windows, macOS or Linux. It sits in the tray and starts with your OS.

STEP 02

Scan the QR

Your phone pairs with your machine through an end-to-end encrypted tunnel — or a direct P2P link when the network allows. No ports to open.

STEP 03

Drive from anywhere

Install the PWA, launch agents in your projects, and go live your life. Your phone buzzes when one of them needs you.

CONNECTOR → RELAY / P2P → YOUR PHONE · E2E ENCRYPTED, NO PLAINTEXT MODE · SESSIONS SURVIVE SLEEP & RECONNECTS

Under the hood

Don't take our word for it.
Read the wiring.

Three planes, strictly separated. The two with your secrets never touch our servers.

Range: unlimited

Agents ended the typing.
Remotiq ends the sitting.

Review the diff from the school run. Approve the push from the gym. Kill the loop from bed. Your agents won't notice you're gone — and when they need you, your phone buzzes.

Your agents keep working. You get to leave.

The first batch

Fifty pilots.
Then we open the range.

  • Free while in beta — every feature on, no card.
  • Founder pricing locked when paid plans land. Early pilots keep the discount for good.
  • A direct line to the builder. Your feedback lands on the roadmap, not in a form.
  • Small waves, real attention. We invite in batches so every pilot gets a smooth setup.
You're on the list. One email when your invite is ready — that's it.

No spam, no drip campaign. One email when your invite is ready. · Privacy

FAQ

Fair questions

How does it actually work? +
A small connector runs on the machine where your agents live. It spawns them in real PTYs and streams the terminal to your phone through an end-to-end encrypted tunnel — routed by our relay (which can't read it) or over a direct P2P connection when the network allows, for lower latency. The phone side is a PWA: install it once, and it behaves like a native app with push notifications.
Is my code safe? +
Your code and git repos stay on your machine — Remotiq doesn't clone, upload or index them. Session content (terminal, chat, files) is end-to-end encrypted between your phone and your machine, with no plaintext mode: the relay routes opaque bytes it cannot decrypt. Your AI provider credentials never leave your computer, and your agent's LLM traffic goes straight to its provider — never through us. What we do see: account email, device names and connection metadata, listed plainly in the privacy policy.
iPhone and Android? +
Both. Remotiq is a PWA: it installs from the browser on iOS and Android, runs fullscreen, and delivers push notifications. No app store, no waiting for review cycles to get fixes.
Which agents are supported? +
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Aider, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Amazon Q, Kimi and GLM — each with a one-tap launch preset. And "supported" means more than spawning a CLI: dedicated parsers per agent, Claude hooks with structured JSON events, and the ACP protocol for Copilot and Cursor — so state detection, permission prompts and summaries work per agent. The open-weights crowd is covered too: GLM and Kimi ship as presets, and OpenCode, Aider or a custom command will drive anything local — Ollama, llama.cpp, your fine-tune — in which case not even the LLM traffic leaves your machine.
What does the beta cost? +
Nothing. The beta is free with all features on. When paid plans land after v1.0, beta pilots keep a founder discount. There will always be a free tier.
Windows, macOS, Linux? +
The connector is a single Go binary for Windows, macOS and Linux — about 3.7 MB, no Node.js, no Docker, no runtime to install. Your phone just needs a browser.