Claude Code on your iPhone. 100% free.

Claude Code keeps running on your own Mac, Windows PC or Linux machine, with the Claude login it already has. Codync turns it into named bots you message, approve and follow from your iPhone, for free.

An approval card on the iPhone: a bot asks to edit src/pace.js, with Allow once, Always allow and Deny

Set it up in four steps

  1. 1

    Install Codync on your computer

    On a Mac, download the app or run brew install --cask leepokai/codync/codync. On Windows, run the installer. On Linux, use the install script.

  2. 2

    Sign in to Claude Code there

    Claude Code signs in with your Claude plan on the computer, as it always does. Codync never sees or calls the Claude API with it.

  3. 3

    Create a Claude Code bot

    Pick Claude Code as the bot's agent and choose the folder it works in.

  4. 4

    Pair your iPhone

    Get Codync from the App Store and scan the pairing code from the Mac menu bar, or the Windows or Linux app.

Questions

Is there a Claude Code app for iPhone?

Codync is a free iPhone app for Claude Code: it runs Claude Code on your computer and lets you chat with it, approve its edits and commands, and get notified when it needs you or finishes.

Does it work with my Claude Pro or Max plan?

Yes. Codync runs the Claude Code you already signed in to on your computer, so it uses whatever plan or key Claude Code uses there.

Can I use Claude Code and Codex together?

Yes. Each bot picks its own agent, and a group chat can mix them: a Claude Code bot and a Codex bot can review each other's work in the same room.

What do I need on the computer?

A Mac, Windows PC or Linux machine with Claude Code installed and Node.js (Codync starts Claude Code through its ACP adapter with npx).

Using more than Claude Code? Codync runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot and about 40 more agents. See everything Codync does or compare it with other apps.