Doesn’t display all sessions
I really want to like this app. But it’s really frustrating when connected to an opencode v2 server it doesn’t display all sessions. When I compare it to the list in the opencode web UI, which displays all sessions in all worktree, in all projects, this app doesn’t :(
Response from developer
The activity tab should be that, all root sessions across all projects! Not sure I’m accounting for all worktrees though, I’ll take a look :) Edit: Yup, this was a bug. Sessions in separate worktrees should show up correctly after the next version. Thank you!
Fixed issue in opencode v2 with listing sessions
Until the recent update, this wouldn’t list all sessions for a project (perhaps because they’re in a worktree?)
As of the most event version this seems fixed!
As of the most event version this seems fixed!
Works with opencode v2; best native iOS opencode experience.
Tested this app against OpenCode v2 (2.0.20) and the previous incompatibility with /api has been fixed. It fully supports v2, including plugins on the opencode server (tested with opencode-models-discovery.)
I waited to purchase until the issues with v2 were fixed, so unfortunately cost me an extra $10 due to the price hike, but hoping to see this app succeed and grow.
Compared to OpenLens and Paseo, OpenClient is on another level in terms of polish, native iOS experience and feature implementation.
I waited to purchase until the issues with v2 were fixed, so unfortunately cost me an extra $10 due to the price hike, but hoping to see this app succeed and grow.
Compared to OpenLens and Paseo, OpenClient is on another level in terms of polish, native iOS experience and feature implementation.
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The app is supper laggy and not usable
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Response from developer
I did find a big source of lagginess recently for users who would be running multiple (like 10+ sessions) simultaneously. That has been fixed!
Not compatible with v2
App isn’t compatible with breaking changes in OpenCode v2 url schema for /api. Needs an update.
App looks nice and very feature complete. Will purchase if it gets updated and tested against OpenCode v2 going forward.
App looks nice and very feature complete. Will purchase if it gets updated and tested against OpenCode v2 going forward.
Perfect app
First day on using this app and i paid the lifetime plan right after using this. I usually don't really spend money on an app but this is different.. How it is designed, what it can handle, what it supports and most of things are just so for me. What a masterpiece. PLEASE!!! don't stop updating. This is actually good.
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Tested them all! This was the best.
Yea this app has saved me a number of times as the opencode desktop app has evolved. The developer is very responsive and quick to fix as they are reported. It works great on the phone / ipad.. so perfect for remote working when you want too leave you laptop behind. Highly recommended!
Best client for OC!
Best client for OC, always improves with each update! The iPad version was great too, I would like to have the same interface even for PC and Android
This one’s it
Stop here. Get this one. It’s the one you’ve been looking for.
Too expensive
10$ for a vibecoded OpenCode iOS wrapper is too much. I’ll pass.
Бред
Бред какой то, ты платишь за подписку и потом еще будь добр заплати, что у нас сообщения отправлять
Response from developer
I think this says something about having to pay to send messages. That is part of the paywall, but there's no subscription! It's a single payment for unlimited use :D
Best Opencode Client for Mobile
Does everything required to continue your opencode project on the go. Only request: please implement auto scroll to the most recent message
Response from developer
Thank you! Just added a button to auto scroll to bottom!
Best Client for OpenCode so far
I’ve been using OpenClient to keep up with my OpenCode sessions when I’m away from my computer, and it’s been genuinely useful. I can check projects, follow conversations, respond to permissions or questions, and pick things back up without feeling like I’m fighting a mobile interface.
It still feels like OpenCode, just adapted nicely for the phone. Streaming is smooth, navigation is straightforward, and it’s become one of those apps I open more often than I expected. If you already use OpenCode, this is a really solid companion app.
It still feels like OpenCode, just adapted nicely for the phone. Streaming is smooth, navigation is straightforward, and it’s become one of those apps I open more often than I expected. If you already use OpenCode, this is a really solid companion app.
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