Port22
port22 allows developers to remotely control and monitor their AI coding agents (like Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode) running on their Mac, directly from their iPhone.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Drive your AI coding agents from your iPhone, with live updates and approvals.
Who should look elsewhere
Requires an Apple ecosystem (Mac and iPhone).
Pros
- +Increases developer mobility and productivity by enabling remote agent management.
- +Provides real-time visibility into AI agent's actions and progress.
- +Secure communication with end-to-end encryption and no code storage.
- +Easy setup and integration with existing tools via iCloud pairing and terminal attachment.
- +Free tier available for basic usage.
Cons
- −Requires an Apple ecosystem (Mac and iPhone).
- −Does not support all terminals (e.g., Warp, IDE built-in terminals).
- −Limited to specific AI coding agents.
Key features
- ✓Remote control of AI coding agents from iPhone
- ✓Live streaming of agent's thought process, edits, and runs
- ✓Push notifications for agent completion or required input
- ✓Dynamic Island and Lock Screen live counts for session status
- ✓Attaches to existing terminal sessions (not a fork)
- ✓Supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes (soon)
- ✓Works over LAN or encrypted relay for remote access
- ✓End-to-end encrypted communication between Mac and iPhone
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | month | The whole app, on one Mac; One Mac paired; Two sessions at a time |
| Unlimited Founding | $19.99 | month | Same app, no caps. The founding price, locked in.; Everything in Free, plus; Unlimited Macs |
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