Every coding agent. One app.

Run Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and any ACP agent on your Macs and Linux servers — from native apps for Mac and iPhone.

Codevisor on Mac with a Claude Code chat that built a focus timer, and chats from projects on Studio Mac and Linux Server in the sidebar

The same focus timer chat open in Codevisor on iPhone

Start anywhere.

Pick a machine, a project, and a model, then say what to build. Your Mac, a Mac mini in the closet, or a Linux box in the cloud — every machine on your account is one tap away.

Codevisor's new chat page on Mac, targeting the daylight project on Studio Mac with Sonnet 4.6

Starting a new chat on iPhone, targeting the daylight project on Studio Mac

See what your agent built.

Open the dev server your agent just started in a built-in browser — even when it's running on another machine. No port forwarding, no tunnels to set up.

The Daylight focus timer app running at localhost:3000 in Codevisor's built-in browser on Mac

The same localhost:3000 preview open in Codevisor on iPhone

Your agents, in your pocket.

The iPhone app shows every project on every machine, so you can check on a long run, answer an agent's question, or kick off the next task from anywhere. Adding a new machine is as easy as scanning its QR code.

Codevisor on iPhone listing chats, browser previews, and terminals across projects on Studio Mac and Linux Server

Your machines, your data

Agents run on your hardware, and chats are stored on the machine that ran them. Nothing is stuck in someone else's cloud.

A real terminal

Every project gets an embedded Ghostty terminal, right next to the agents working in it.

Native, not Electron

Pure Swift apps built for Apple silicon and iPhone. Fast to launch, light on memory.

Always up to date

The Mac app and your remote servers keep themselves on the latest release.

Get Codevisor.

One command installs the app on a Mac and sets up the Codevisor server on Linux.