The terminal where Claude Code runs on mobile devices
Cosyra is a mobile programming terminal, with apps available for both iPhone and Android. By connecting your phone to a cloud-based Ubuntu environment, you can directly use tools like Claude Code or Codex CLI without the need to rent a VPS yourself.
Its purpose is to enable people to command programming agents while on the go: allowing them to view files in their workspace, review each modification made by the agent, and directly insert screenshots and photos into the conversation. Services such as Linear, AWS, Google Cloud, Vercel, and Netlify can all be integrated into this workspace setup.
The costs associated with using this model will be charged through your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or OpenRouter account. There is also a CLI available for the desktop version, which allows you to connect your local computer to the system. This option is particularly suitable for developers who frequently use Claude Code and want to keep track of their progress even when they are not in front of their computers.