Launch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other coding CLIs. Resume any existing session, manage files, run terminal commands, and control multiple projects — from anywhere.
PhoneCMD is a thin client on your phone talking to a host app on your PC. The desktop does the work; the phone points and taps.
Real sessions on a real machine — the phone is just the window.
PhoneCMD detects the coding agents installed on your PC and launches them in a real, persistent terminal. You watch the reply stream in and answer prompts with the on-screen keys — the session stays alive between messages, exactly like sitting at the keyboard.
[Y/n], menus and Ctrl-C from the key bar
Every coding CLI keeps its own history on disk. PhoneCMD reads it and lets you reopen the exact conversation — from the current folder, or by browsing every project on the whole PC. Each new tab is its own separate session, so nothing ever gets crossed.
Every session is a real PTY on your PC — CMD, PowerShell, Bash. Set an
env var, cd somewhere, start a REPL; it’s all still there in
your next command. Output streams live, wraps to the screen, and the
history is saved on the machine so you can re-run it with a tap.
Terminal, coding CLIs, cross-project resume, files, and on-device AI agents — every screen in a dark, focused UI.
No accounts, no cloud holding your data. The desktop is the host; the phone connects to it directly.
It starts a local server and shows a pairing QR. Choose how long it stays valid — or never expires.
The app scans the QR and runs an end-to-end encrypted handshake. Approve the device on your desktop and you're in.
Terminal, files, coding CLIs, and the GPT agent — all over a direct, encrypted peer-to-peer channel. Your traffic never touches our servers.
Every byte between your phone and PC is end-to-end encrypted with libsodium. The connection is direct peer-to-peer, so your commands and files never pass through our servers at all. Your OpenAI key never leaves the phone.
Everything works on the free plan — capped at 10 terminal commands a day. Go Pro to lift the cap and run as much as you want, from anywhere.
PhoneCMD is a thin client on your phone that talks to a host app on your PC. You get a real terminal, a file browser, one-tap coding CLIs, and an on-device AI agent — the desktop does the work while the phone points and taps.
Yes. PhoneCMD works on the same WiFi or across the internet through a direct, end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your phone and PC. Nothing to configure — the desktop app handles it.
Every byte between your phone and PC is end-to-end encrypted with libsodium (X25519 key exchange + XSalsa20-Poly1305). The connection is direct peer-to-peer, so your session traffic goes phone-to-PC directly, not through our servers — and your API keys never leave the phone.
Open the desktop app to get a pairing QR or keycode, scan or paste it in the phone app, approve the device, and you're connected — usually under a minute, with no account required.
PhoneCMD is free forever with a limit of 10 terminal commands per day. Pro removes the cap and adds multiple paired PCs for $1 a day, $3 per week, or $8 per month.
Yes. PhoneCMD detects installed coding CLIs — Claude, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Gemini, Antigravity and Aider — and launches them with one tap in the folder you choose, passing your prompt straight in. It can also reopen a CLI's past conversation by session, from any project on your PC. You can also chat with an on-device GPT or Claude agent using your own API key.
Run the desktop host on your computer, install the phone app, scan the QR. That's the whole setup.
The installer isn't code-signed (a certificate costs ~$300/yr), so Windows shows “Windows protected your PC” — click More info → Run anyway. On macOS, right-click the app → Open. Nothing else to install.