Vibe Remote: Mobile Bridge for Claude Code Access from Anywhere
Vibe Remote is a mobile bridge tool that lets you access your Claude Code development environment from your phone while away from your desk. The creator built it to enable "Vibe Coding" sessions from locations like bed, park benches, or while walking through a mall.
Key Features
The tool provides access to your entire local Claude Code setup from your mobile device. According to the source:
- Maintains your personal configurations, Git history, and file tree
- No Tailscale or complex VPN/proxy setup required
- Access localhost web projects directly from your phone while out
- Carry your entire local dev environment in your pocket
Setup Process
The workflow consists of exactly 4 steps:
- Keep your local setup: Ensure Claude Code is already configured on your machine
- Get the command: Visit https://vibe-remote.com/ and copy the command
- Get the app: Scan the QR code on the site to install the app
- Connect: Scan the QR code in your terminal using the app
Pricing
The app is completely free for standard use. A Pro tier exists for power users who need to manage dozens of sessions at once, but most users will be fine with the free version forever.
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