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I built an app to use Claude Code from my phone and test the result there too (simulator, web, API)
A developer released CosmoRemote, a native iOS/Android app with a Mac bridge daemon that lets users drive Claude Code from a phone and test the resulting builds remotely. Unlike Anthropic's own remote Claude Code offering, it streams the simulator, web preview, and local API to the phone so users can verify changes before sending the next prompt. It targets the workflow gap where Claude reports 'done' but the user can't build or run the change away from their desk.
5 engagement1 sourceSun, Sep 20, 2026, 06:05 PM
AI Overview
- CosmoRemote pairs native iOS/Android apps with a Node.js/WebSocket bridge on the Mac that builds, launches, and streams simulators with touch passthrough.
- Testing features include simulator touch passthrough, web dev-server preview, an API client with timing history, and build logs beside the stream.
- Newest iOS simulators can't stream video, so the bridge records segments via simctl, showing a visible "delayed preview" banner two to four seconds behind.
- The author built most of the app via numbered markdown prompt files in a .planning/ folder, with end-to-end "flows pass" as the merge gate.
- Free tier covers one Mac on the home network via brew install; Pro adds off-LAN relays and multiple Macs.
- Roadmap includes physical iPhone support, hot reload through the tunnel, and auto-detected project types.
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2 engagement1 sourcehackernewsThu, Sep 10, 2026, 01:46 PM