Guide
How to use Claude Code from your phone in 2026
Five real ways developers run, monitor, and continue Claude Code sessions from a phone today — what they cost, which one fits your workflow, and where Sesori fits if OpenCode, Codex, or Cursor is also part of your stack.
The 5 ways developers actually do it
Option 1
Claude Code Remote Control
Anthropic's built-in feature for streaming a local Claude Code session to the Claude iOS or Android app via a QR code. Zero extra setup, requires an eligible Anthropic plan (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise — Team and Enterprise need admin enablement; API keys are not supported), and the local Claude Code process must be running.
Best for Claude Code-only workflow on an eligible Anthropic plan, official path.
Visit →Option 2
Happy Coder
Free, MIT-licensed mobile client for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw, plus any ACP-compatible agent. Signal-grade encryption (TweetNaCl), zero-knowledge relay, optional self-hosted relay. Community-driven.
Best for Free, fully open-source, self-hostable mobile control.
Visit →Option 3
Omnara
Command center for Claude Code and Codex with optional cloud session persistence so your laptop can sleep. iOS, Android, web, and desktop. Session state is held server-side rather than end-to-end encrypted.
Best for Cloud session persistence with a generous free tier.
Visit →Option 4
Remodex
Open-source iPhone app for controlling Codex via an end-to-end encrypted bridge to your Mac. Self-hostable relay.
Best for iPhone users on Codex who want an open-source, optionally self-hosted setup.
Visit →Option 5
Sesori (when you also use OpenCode, Codex, or Cursor)
Mobile cockpit for AI coding sessions. Supports OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor today, with Claude Code coming soon. Native iOS and Android. End-to-end encrypted relay.
Best for Developers who want a single mobile cockpit across multiple agents rather than one client per agent.
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