remotecodePick up the conversation
Browse sessions across your saved computers. Read responses and activity, copy text, and find the chats that need your attention.
Independent remote for OpenCode
Your coding session.
Within reach.
Step away from your desk, not your work. Read answers, send follow-ups and review decisions from your Android phone. OpenCode keeps running on your computer.
Android first · Ubuntu companion · Public release coming soon
My workstationPrivate connection
Your sessions, at a glance
Build the new interface Running
Implementation in progress. Check in when you're ready.
Run the test suite Finished
A new result is ready to read.
Review project changes Needs input
Open the session to review the decision.
Read. Review. Follow up.
Illustrative interface · not a live session or app screenshot
Your computer runs OpenCodeYour phone stays in controlNo RemoteCode account required
Less desk time. More visibility.
A little distance.
Not a disconnect.
A focused remote, not another coding environment. Keep your existing computer, projects and OpenCode sessions.
Follow up from anywhere
Send a new prompt, queue a follow-up, or steer an active task. Review questions and permission requests before deciding what happens next.
Local when you're local
Pair with a local QR code. Use approved HTTPS access on your LAN, or your own Tailscale setup for private remote access.
Designed around your setup
Your work doesn't need
another destination.
RemoteCode connects to the OpenCode backend you choose. It does not provide a developer-operated relay for your conversations.
Understand the data flow ↗- Connection credentials use platform secure storage.
- Recent chat pages and unsent drafts stay in app memory.
- No in-app advertising or developer analytics integration.
- Local alerts are optional. Background push needs separate setup.
- Your AI provider's processing still depends on your OpenCode configuration.
In development / not yet publicly released
The next step is a careful launch.
The Android app and Ubuntu companion are being prepared for public distribution. There is no public download or app-store listing linked here yet. Wear OS remains an experimental companion; iOS is not released.
Release signing, dependency notices and real-device validation must be completed before launch. No purchase or signup is required on this website.
A few things worth knowing
Before you connect.
Is this an official OpenCode app?
No. RemoteCode is independently developed by Jared Ringenberg. It is not developed by, affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Anomaly or the OpenCode team. OpenCode and the OpenCode logo are trademarks of Anomaly.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes. OpenCode runs on your computer, not on your phone or this website. The computer and the approved connection must remain available. RemoteCode does not host your coding sessions.
Do I need Tailscale?
Not for supported Android LAN access through the Ubuntu companion. For access away from your local network, the documented setup uses Tailscale, installed and configured separately. RemoteCode does not change your VPN or firewall settings for you.
What about notifications and a watch?
Opt-in local phone alerts work while relevant app screens are active. Background push requires a Firebase-configured build and a separate notification helper. The experimental Wear OS companion requires an approved, online paired phone. Delivery is best-effort, not guaranteed.
Is RemoteCode open source?
No. Original RemoteCode code is proprietary. The current license permits free personal and internal business use; third-party open-source components keep their own licenses. Public distribution is not available yet. Read the legal information.
Built independently
A real person behind the tool.
Made by Jared Ringenberg. Questions, feedback or a privacy request? Get in touch.
uzyrexthet@gmail.com ↗Instagram · @jaredringenberg.labs ↗Please don't send passwords, pairing codes or private project files.