Mimi Remote

Open-source native iPhone/iPad client for OpenAI Codex CLI and Claude Code — review diffs, approve actions, steer sessions, and manage Git remotely.

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An open-source, native mobile workspace for Codex and Claude Code.
Connect directly to your computer and pick up sessions across devices without rebuilding context—follow work live, continue conversations, and handle approvals.

中文文档  ·  iOS build guide  ·  Project status (Chinese)

Join the Mimi Remote beta on TestFlight

iOS and iPadOS 18 or later Native SwiftUI app Go CI status GPLv3 with store distribution exception

Four Mimi Remote promotional screens on iPhone: session handoff, multi-device control, Codex and Claude Code continuity, and a refined interface

Continue computer sessions on mobile, control multiple devices, and pick up Codex or Claude Code without starting over.

Mimi Remote connects directly to your macOS, Windows, or Linux computer through Tailscale or the same local network. The project does not operate a relay, account system, or hosted session service. Your computer remains the control plane; data you intentionally send to Codex, Claude Code, GitHub, voice transcription, or MCP is still handled by those services under their own terms.

Mimi Remote is an independent third-party project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a product of OpenAI, Anthropic, or Tailscale. Codex is the primary supported runtime; the optional Claude Code bridge is experimental.

Install the public release from the App Store where available. TestFlight remains available for beta builds, and developers can build from source.

Mimi Remote session list on iPhone in light mode     Mimi Remote session list on iPad with the sidebar visible

iPhone · same capabilities in one column: continue sessions, follow progress, handle approvals, control tasks.
iPad · the same sessions and controls opened into a multi-column workspace with more context.

Both devices share the complete session, approval, and task-control surface; only the layout, information density, and input ergonomics change. The native SwiftUI interface tunes compact navigation, wide-screen columns, touch feedback, and transitions for each device. With Reduce Motion enabled, movement falls back to restrained fades or static feedback. These images reuse the current web/assets capture set and come from Debug-only seeded UI with demo hosts, projects, sessions, paths, and usage values—never a maintainer's live workspace or credentials. The interface uses the Simplified Chinese localization; the app also supports English.

Carry the session from your computer to mobile

From the project's README.

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