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Relaymote

Relaymote is an open-source (MIT) companion for Claude Desktop's Code tab. Install it once on your PC, pair your phone with a QR code, and the phone shows every Code-tab session exactly as the desktop does.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Windows  Requires Claude Desktop; macOS support is experimental.
  • Mac  Requires Claude Desktop; macOS support is experimental.
  • Claude Code
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What is Relaymote?

Relaymote is an open-source (MIT) companion for Claude Desktop's Code tab. Install it once on your PC, pair your phone with a QR code, and the phone shows every Code-tab session exactly as the desktop does. Reply to a session or approve a permission prompt on the phone, then carry on at the desk; nothing is forked.

Features:

  • Live list of all Code-tab sessions with status and unread state
  • Reply and answer permission prompts from the phone
  • Auto-resume after a usage limit resets or Desktop restarts
  • Several Claude accounts in one app
  • Encrypted push notifications
  • Works on your local network or through your own Cloudflare tunnel

Limits: the PC has to be on. Relaymote talks to Desktop through the app's local debugger port because there is no public API, so a Desktop update can break actions until a fix ships; reading sessions keeps working.

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