CC Pocket

CC Pocket provides a native mobile interface for controlling OpenAI Codex and Claude Code sessions that run on a developer’s own Mac or Linux machine. By installing a lightweight Bridge Server on the host and pairing the device via a QR‑code, users can start, pause, and resume coding‑agent sessions from an iPhone, iPad, or Android device. The app streams the agent’s output, shows diffs, and presents permission prompts so developers can approve commands or answer questions without returning to a desktop terminal.

The tool is aimed at developers who need to keep a Codex or Claude session active while away from their workstation. It lets them monitor progress, intervene when the agent requests input, and review changes directly on the phone, while the actual code execution and model inference remain on the local machine. Because the bridge simply forwards WebSocket messages, the code never leaves the host environment.

CC Pocket is self‑hosted and free, requiring only the existing Codex or Claude installation and the Bridge Server component. It can be accessed on the same network or over Tailscale, allowing mobile control from any location without exposing the code to external services.