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Porte

Remotely control local Grok sessions with phone pairing

Last Updated 9/7/2026

About Porte

Porte is a tool for remotely controlling local Grok sessions. Pair a device first, then run Grok from your phone; Grok remains on your own machine. The official page says it adds no new permissions, code repositories never leave the machine, and it uses the Apache-2.0 license, making it suitable for developers who want to use local Grok from a phone while keeping execution local.

Best for

Developers using local Grok
Users who need to operate local tools remotely from a phone

Best use cases

Run local Grok from a phone

Remotely control a Grok session after pairing a device

Use it while keeping code repositories on the machine

Features

Local Grok session

Grok stays on the user's own machine.

Run remotely from phone

After pairing a machine, you can run Grok from your phone.

Local data boundary

Code repositories never leave the machine.

Permissions and license

No new permissions are added, and it uses the Apache-2.0 license.

Pros

  • Grok stays on your machine
  • Code repositories never leave the machine
  • No new permissions
  • Uses the Apache-2.0 license

FAQ

The official statement is “Grok stays on your machine.”
The official statement is “Repos never leave the machine.”

Tool Information

DeveloperPorte
Release Date9/7/2026
PricingFree