Dashup
Claude Code needs you
Know when you’re needed.
See what’s working and what needs you in one dashboard. Get an alert when there’s a question or decision, then open the conversation and reply.
AI coding agents on your phone
See what your coding agents are doing across your computers. Jump into a live conversation, answer what needs you, or open a real terminal from your phone.
Leave your computer on. You don’t have to sit next to it.

Same app. Different paint.
Try the demo. No actual work will get done.
The usual suspects
Slightly more remote work
Dashup
Claude Code needs you
See what’s working and what needs you in one dashboard. Get an alert when there’s a question or decision, then open the conversation and reply.
Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Pi, Kilo Code, Junie, Kimi and OpenCode across your paired computers. Fewer windows to check. More sofa.
Your code and conversations are end-to-end encrypted. The keys stay on your paired devices. Dashup’s servers can’t read your work.
Open a shell in your project for commands and terminal apps. The computer does the work. You choose where to sit.
A shell in your project
$ npm test ✓ 12 tests passed $ ▋
Some assembly required
Install the connector from npm. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Get Dashup from the App Store or Google Play, sign in and scan the pairing QR code.
Keep your computer and connector running. See what needs you, open a live conversation, or start a terminal in your project.
The part with the price
One dashboard, live conversations and project terminals across your paired computers. Moving to the kitchen is included.
The whole thing is going open source. Dashup Cloud is $10 a month so I can spend more hours keeping it stable and keeping up with the apparently infinite number of coding agents.
The team is one dude and a bunch of agents. Somehow, I’m still the bottleneck.
A few practicalities
Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Pi, Kilo Code, Junie, Kimi and OpenCode, plus Zed and VS Code histories. Cline needs a local SDK or CLI hub; Pi uses a package inside its current terminal session; Kilo needs its local daemon. Junie replies and approvals work in sessions you start from Dashup; imported histories stay read-only. The agent guides cover setup and controls.
See what works with each agentYes. Open a shell in a project on your paired computer and use commands or terminal apps from your phone. This creates a new terminal; it doesn’t take over an agent already running elsewhere.
Yes. Your computer and the connector need to stay running to read conversations and use live controls. The connector runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. The phone app runs on iOS and Android.
No. Your projects, conversations and remote commands are end-to-end encrypted between your paired devices. Your devices hold the keys. Dashup’s servers can’t read your work.
Install the connector from npm, download Dashup from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in and pair your devices with a QR code. You’ll need to visit your computer for this bit. The setup guide covers each step.
Follow the setup guide
See what needs you. Reply, approve, stop, or open a terminal. There are other rooms.
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