Connor Adams built Remobi to supervise coding agents from a phone without abandoning the terminal setup he already uses. Instead of creating a provider-specific mobile client, Remobi exposes the same tmux sessions, panes, windows, shortcuts and review tools through a progressive web app.
The interface adapts terminal controls to touch. Users can switch windows, zoom into panes, scroll output and trigger configured actions such as opening Git review tools. Because it controls the terminal itself, the same interface can work with Claude Code, Codex and other command-line agents.
Remobi runs locally and does not provide its own secure public access layer. Adams uses Tailscale and names Cloudflare Tunnel or ngrok as alternatives. The safety boundary is therefore explicit: anyone who can reach an unprotected Remobi instance can control the underlying development machine, so remote access must remain authenticated and private.
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