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Connects a phone to a Mac for remote access to a full development environment, including browsers, simulators, databases, and running services.

A remote desktop application that connects a phone to a Mac, providing a full development environment from a mobile device. It solves the problem of limited cloud sandboxes and terminal-only tools by giving access to the complete Mac environment, including browsers, simulators, databases, and running services. The target audience is developers, including freelancers and engineering teams, who want to code remotely. It is positioned as a peer-to-peer WebRTC solution with end-to-end encryption and an open-source host, requiring no account and offering setup in two minutes.

Key features

  • Peer-to-peer WebRTC connection
  • End-to-end encrypted traffic
  • Open source host
  • No account needed
  • Setup in 2 minutes
  • Agent notifications on phone
  • Auto-detect coding tools
  • Local only socket communication
  • No social media activity within the last 30 days
GTM channels
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  • Newsletter
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  • Software developers
  • Freelancers solopreneurs
  • Engineering teams