Pairing link
Open this in the Inyon app
This link pairs a computer with your phone. In the app, tap Add a computer and scan the code again, or copy this link and paste it there. It never leaves this page.
Your coding agents,
from your phone.
Watch, answer and steer Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot and Antigravity CLI running in tmux on your own computers. Each one keeps its own account, and nothing changes at the keyboard.
Watch Inyon in 90 secondsGet started
Two minutes, nothing to host.
The Android app talks to your computers itself. Install it, run one line on each computer, and scan the code it prints.
01 · Phone
Install the Android app
Download the APK and open it. Later versions install over it, and the app tells you when one is out.
Download for Android02 · Computer
Set up a computer
Run one line in a terminal. It prints a QR code; in the app, tap Add a computer and scan it.
macOS or Linux
curl -fsSL https://inyon.abhashchakraborty.tech/get.sh | shWindows, in PowerShell
irm https://inyon.abhashchakraborty.tech/get.ps1 | iexOptional · Browser
Use it from any browser with your own hub
A hub is a small server on one of your machines. It serves the web app, reaches your other machines, and your phone can pair with it too.
curl -fsSL https://inyon.abhashchakraborty.tech/get.sh | sh -s -- --hubSee it work
Answer from anywhere.
When an agent asks something, the question arrives as buttons. Tap one and the agent carries on, exactly as if you'd typed the answer.
How it connects
Three ways in. Pick per machine.
Mix them freely. A laptop can pair straight with your phone while a server joins a hub, and a locked-down box needs nothing but SSH.
Paired
Phone ↔ computer
Run inyon on the computer and scan its QR code. No hub, no open ports: it reaches your phone through a free encrypted tunnel or your VPN.
Hub
One place for everything
A hub on a machine that stays on serves the web app to any browser. Other machines join it, and your phone pairs with it by QR.
Running a hub →Direct
Just SSH
Can't install anything? The Android app or a hub reaches a server over SSH. The server only needs tmux and your agents.
Servers over SSH →What you can do
Everything you'd do at the keyboard.
- Read sessions as a chatReplies, tool calls, diffs, plans and to-dos, with the real terminal one tap away.
- Answer with buttonsPermission requests, questions, menus and sign-in links, straight from the overview.
- Steer the agentSwitch model, effort and permission mode, set a goal, compact, clear and rewind, or go back to a past conversation.
- Watch the limitsModel, context, cost and lines changed, plus the 5-hour and weekly plan limits.
- Type like you're there
/commands,@file search,!shell commands and images. Drafts mirror into the terminal. - Review the workBrowse the session's files, see the git working tree, comment on diff lines, commit and push, or fork a conversation.
- Follow background workQueued messages, subagents and background shells with live output and a real Stop.
- Get notifiedWhen an agent needs you or finishes, and when a machine drops off or comes back.
- Open what agents buildPlans, mockups and progress boards your agents make show up under Pages, sandboxed, on your phone and desktop.
- Set up machines from the appIt checks for tmux and each agent, installs what's missing and opens sign-in.
Docs
Read on.
Quick start
Install the app, pair your first computer and answer your first prompt.
Start →Using sessions
The chat, the composer, answering prompts and everything in a session.
Read →Running a hub
Browser access, private networks, HTTPS, phones and updates.
Read →The inyon command
Every command and flag, the setup screen and the background service.
Read →