I have to give it to Theo and Julius, amazing work guys super smooth, lowkey running flagship android but I love the app! continue with the great work.
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Review summary
The repeated positive theme is convenient remote access to coding agents across devices, with several users praising the overall developer experience. The recurring drawbacks are account/session friction and an interface that still feels unfinished. Other individual complaints—such as notifications, connection drops, and missing file downloads—were not repeated clearly enough to count as common points.
Pros
- Useful for remotely checking on and managing coding agents or long-running sessions across devices.
- Several users describe the experience as smooth, handy, or especially good for developer workflows.
- Works with varied setups, including remote machines and a Debian/Termux environment.
Cons
- Some users report authentication or session problems, including trouble signing in with Google and being logged out after an update.
- The interface still needs polish; users mention frustrating thread handling and visual or text-entry glitches.
User Reviews 11
Authentication is broken in this app as i can't login via Google accounts.
Time for AI psychosis!
awesome for working away from home, but idk about this theo guy...
The best abstraction to use agents across devices.
It's so good. thanks theo
extremely handy for me to check on long running instances whilst I'm AFK. still feels a bit clunky with the connection dropping around once a week or if there is a version miss match on one device vs another however the project is still new so I can totally understand that.
logged out after update with this vibe coded slop
could use a lot of work but so far so good, connected to prooted debian in termux + opencode and is mostly stable. notifications don't work at all even with account signed in. wish I could keep it running in background at all times so it wouldn't constantly do a sync. auto completions have a limited subset and don't scroll properly. occasional textual rendering silliness.
The new interface for threads is so close but so frustrating in how it falls short. I cannot understand why there isn't an indicator, even a simple dot, when a thread finishes working. Without it, it's very easy to lose track of things. I understand the vision of settling threads, but there are still lots of scenarios where you might want a thread to sit a bit before coming back and don't want to settle yet. Theo says the new interface is like an inbox. Well, inboxes have unread threads.
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