port22
Remotely drive coding-agent sessions on Mac from your phone
About port22
port22 connects coding-agent sessions already running on your Mac to your phone, so you can read live session logs from anywhere and approve actions while the agent works. It supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, driving existing sessions rather than their branches; the same live session can be maintained over a LAN or encrypted relay. The service supports open-source terminals including Ghostty, kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, tmux, and Terminal.app. Use requires a Mac running the agent, an iPhone, and the agent CLI you already use.
Best for
Best use cases
Check coding-agent progress while away
Approve agent actions remotely
Continue a terminal session on your phone
Features
Real-time session control
Read live logs on your phone and approve actions while the agent works.
Connect to existing sessions
Drive an already-started terminal session instead of creating a branch.
Flexible network connections
Supports desktop LAN and encrypted relay connections.
End-to-end encryption
Payloads between Mac and phone are end-to-end encrypted; the relay forwards ciphertext only and holds no keys.
Pros
- Supports multiple coding agents
- End-to-end encrypted transfer
- Can drive existing sessions
Cons
- Does not support Warp or IDE-integrated terminals
Pricing Plans
Free
- One Mac
- Two simultaneous sessions
- Full app
Unlimited
- Removes device and session limits
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on port22's official website.