Run OpenCode from your phone.

Sesori is a mobile control surface for OpenCode sessions running on your computer. Review progress, send prompts, use voice, and keep work moving from your phone. It is not a mobile IDE or cloud workspace — your code and development environment stay on your machine.

OpenCode is supported today. The mobile app is available on iOS and Android, and the bridge runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Support for more assistants is planned through the bridge's plugin architecture.

Download the mobile app, install the bridge on the computer where OpenCode runs, then sign in to both with the same account. They pair automatically, even across different networks. Follow the three-step setup above or open the docs for the full walkthrough.

The bridge connects your phone to the OpenCode session running on your computer. It handles pairing, the encrypted relay connection, notifications, and compatibility with OpenCode updates. You only need to run it when you want to access a session from your phone.

Traffic between your phone and computer is end-to-end encrypted. The relay sees only opaque encrypted traffic — it cannot read your code, prompts, or AI responses. Sesori keeps the account and routing metadata needed to operate the service, while your code stays on your machine.

Revoke the Sesori session through your sign-in provider; if you use email, change your password. To delete your account, choose Delete account in the mobile app or email [email protected]. Sesori does not store your code, prompts, or AI responses.

The bridge is open source and always will be. We'll share more about long-term pricing as the project matures, but the local-first, privacy-respecting core isn't going anywhere.