Code Messenger

Take your AI coding sessions to go.
Code Messenger brings the power of Claude Code to your pocket via a secure, encrypted mobile interface. We built it so your workflow doesn't have to stop when you step away from your desk.

True Privacy by Design:
Unlike other tools, Code Messenger connects directly to your desktop. No AI conversations or proprietary code are ever cached or stored on our servers—your data stays exactly where it belongs. Monitor tasks and review progress anytime, anywhere, protected by a secure peer-to-peer connection.

KEY FEATURES
• AI Agent Control
Start tasks, review output, and guide Claude Code in real time. Your AI runs on your machine, not in the cloud.

• Live Output & Tool Approval
Watch your AI work as it runs commands, edits files, and analyzes code. Approve sensitive actions remotely — even while away from your desk.

• File Browser
Browse project files directly from your phone. Navigate directories, view contents, and inspect AI-generated changes.

• Remote Terminal
Full terminal access from your phone. The same rendering engine powers both desktop and mobile for pixel-perfect output.

• Smart Connectivity
Instant local discovery on the same Wi-Fi. Direct peer-to-peer across networks. Automatic relay fallback behind strict firewalls.


GETTING STARTED

1. Download Code Messenger Desktop
Visit https://codemessenger.ai and install the desktop app on your Mac, Windows, or Linux machine. It runs alongside your terminal and IDE.
2. Create an Account
Sign up on the desktop app or mobile app. The same account links your devices.
3. Pair Your Devices
Open the desktop app — it displays a QR code. Tap "Pair Device" in this app and scan it. That's it. You can also enter a 6-character pairing code manually.
4. Start Working
Once paired, your phone connects automatically whenever both devices are online. On the same Wi-Fi? Connection is instant. Different networks? A secure
peer-to-peer tunnel is established automatically.

CONNECTIVITY MODES

• Local P2P — Fastest. Devices on the same network connect directly. Add a VPN for enterprise-grade security.
• Remote P2P — Devices on different networks connect peer-to-peer through an encrypted tunnel. No middleman.
• Relay — Behind a strict corporate firewall? Traffic routes through our relay as a last resort, still end-to-end encrypted.