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9Remote

9Remote lets a developer control Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other coding agents, plus a full remote desktop, terminal and file explorer, on a Mac, Linux or Windows machine from a phone or browser.

9Remote

9Remote turns a development workstation into something reachable from a phone or any browser: a remote IDE-style file view, a 60 frames-per-second remote desktop over WebRTC peer-to-peer, a visual file explorer, a mobile emulator view, and access to more than 30 AI coding agents including Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Aider and Codex, from macOS, Windows, Linux, a web browser, an iPad or a phone.

It ships a built-in artifact inspector with live rendering for HTML, Markdown and Mermaid diagrams, dedicated shortcut triggers and multi-turn workflow tracking for AI sessions, a developer keyboard row and customizable shortcuts for mobile use, and haptic feedback on touch. Setup is a scan of a QR code from the host machine, with no port forwarding or account required, or an installable desktop app for macOS and Windows.

It runs on Node.js 18 or later and is presented as an alternative to tools such as MobileCLI, Claude Remote, vibe-remote and MuxAgent.

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