Best
Best
genuinely stunning
lightweight, provider agnostic, free self hosted networking with native cli, a labor of love
the best AI Tool for my workflow
I have a quite complicated AI agents, accounts, device networks setup, but Paseo is likely the only tool that can integrate everything smoothly and effortlessly. Now I can work on my laptops and iPhone from anywhere without interruption.
Dream Development
I migrated my whole company to Paseo on a VPS with all the provider CLIs underneath and its a dream to be able to code on any provider, in a clean consistent UI seamlessly between my laptop and phone, leaving goal loops running over night.
Make it Famous Everyone
Truly incredible combination of features. I can remotely start, resume, and control agent sessions running on my workstation or server or cloud VM. It does nice looking GUI sessions, CLI, etc. all securely with SSH. Better than T3 or cmux by a long shot.
리뷰 처음남김. 당신들 최고야.
최고라고!
World class cockpit
Absolutely the best cockpit out there right now. Thank you for the extra push on scheduled tasks, rich Markdown previews, Voice Mode, and Live Mode. I can’t praise it enough, to be honest.
Please add iOS Live Activities and Dynamic Island support. That would be the cherry on top.
Please add iOS Live Activities and Dynamic Island support. That would be the cherry on top.
This Became A Part Of My Infrastructure
This really solved a lot of problems that I was dealing with when it came to building a private infrastructure and became the native fabric to the human facing front of my AI system. I didn’t realize how important this would become, and it was difficult, figuring it out right off the bat but now it’s becoming second nature to the infrastructure that I’m trying to orchestrate with several AI tools and agents. This feels like a real open standard!
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9 reviews??
I don’t usually leave reviews, but I’ve been using paseo for months without a moments thought about how big the project / team behind it is. With some very minor exceptions, this tool works flawlessly. I wire everything over Tailscale and this is in the middle of my development process. Perfect tool.
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AI 토큰 사용량을 보여주세요.
다 만족스러운데, 프로바이더 별 컨텍스트, 5시간 토큰 사용량, 주간 사용량이 Orca 처럼 직관적으로 보여지면 좋을 것 같습니다.
Improve Session Persistence and Mobile Session UX
Paseo is very useful, but whenever I leave the app in the background for a while and return, it automatically goes back to the home screen instead of restoring my active session. The projects I added also disappear, so I have to add them again.
Please preserve saved projects, active sessions, conversation history, and the current page state when the app is backgrounded or restarted.
It would also be great to take inspiration from the Codex mobile app’s session experience: clearly display recent and active sessions, restore users directly to their previous conversation, and make it easy to switch between projects and sessions without losing context. This would make remote coding much smoother and more reliable.
Please preserve saved projects, active sessions, conversation history, and the current page state when the app is backgrounded or restarted.
It would also be great to take inspiration from the Codex mobile app’s session experience: clearly display recent and active sessions, restore users directly to their previous conversation, and make it easy to switch between projects and sessions without losing context. This would make remote coding much smoother and more reliable.
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Exactly what I wanted
I'm glad I found this app via an app store search, idk why I haven't heard of this gem via other means.
A mobile Ai agent that connects to my headless machine and can use models from other harnesses like opencode? Then add on top a diff viewer I can comment on? And then fork the entire convo history to a new harness when I exhaust the quota of another?? And has a relay so I don't need to fuss with networking?? This dev has made practically everything I ever dreamed of!
Now he added a terminal so I don't need to ssh in ever again!
A mobile Ai agent that connects to my headless machine and can use models from other harnesses like opencode? Then add on top a diff viewer I can comment on? And then fork the entire convo history to a new harness when I exhaust the quota of another?? And has a relay so I don't need to fuss with networking?? This dev has made practically everything I ever dreamed of!
Now he added a terminal so I don't need to ssh in ever again!
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Feature Request: Code Editing on iOS
Thank you for creating such a great app! Paseo makes managing coding agents remotely much easier.
It would be very helpful if the iOS app could support editing code files directly, not just viewing them. Even a basic built-in code editor would be a great addition.
It would be very helpful if the iOS app could support editing code files directly, not just viewing them. Even a basic built-in code editor would be a great addition.
Literally the best thing since sliced bread
Absolute legends, contribute if you can.
/rc replacement for elite ball knowers
It is that good
Great APP!
Love it
On the go coding!
What an amazing app to have, the updates it keeps on top off too! What else could you ask for!
Freedom to roam
Fantastic app…no longer tied to the desktop, a multi-agent harness on your phone with git. I use pi, Hermes and Opencode with open source models. So much to explore within the app which I have yet to discover.
非常好
终于找到了一个同时支持codex、claude、pi的，甚至它还开源免费，甚至通知都做了，真的不收费吗，太好用了
Untethers a multi-host agent workflow from the desk
Paseo has quietly become the piece that ties my whole setup together. I run coding agents across a MacBook and a couple of Linux hosts, and until now driving them meant sitting at whichever machine held the session. The iOS and iPadOS apps end that. They are genuinely lightweight, open instantly, and carry full parity with the desktop, so the phone is not a cut-down remote, it is the same tool in a smaller frame.
The multi-provider handling is the standout. Claude Code, OpenCode and OMP all run through their native harnesses, which means my subscriptions, skills, MCP servers and per-project config keep working untouched. Switching an agent from one provider to another mid-task is a tap, and nothing about my existing configuration needs rejigging to make it happen.
Because the daemon is self-hosted, agents run with my real environment on the actual host rather than in a cloud sandbox. My Linux boxes stay the source of truth and the code never leaves them. The end-to-end encrypted relay then lets me reach those boxes from anywhere without punching holes in the firewall, and it sits happily alongside Tailscale if you would rather route it yourself.
Git worktrees are where the complexity pays off. Parallel agents each get an isolated branch and, better still, their own dev server URL keyed to the branch name, so three agents building at once never fight over a port. Reviewing the diff inline, then committing, opening a PR and merging without leaving the app has collapsed a whole context switch out of my day. Split panels put the agent, a terminal, the diff and a browser preview in one workspace, and the live streaming plus push notifications mean I can fire something off and be told the moment it lands.
The local voice stack deserves a mention too. Speech-to-text runs on device, so dictating a task away from the keyboard costs nothing in privacy. And for anything repetitive the CLI mirrors the app exactly, so schedules and retry loops slot straight into scripts.
For anyone running more than one agent across more than one machine, this is the missing layer. Worktrees for parallel work, the relay for the Linux hosts, and the CLI for scheduled jobs turn a scattered multi-host setup into something I can steer from a phone on the tram. Open source, no login wall, and free on top of it. Five stars without hesitation.
The multi-provider handling is the standout. Claude Code, OpenCode and OMP all run through their native harnesses, which means my subscriptions, skills, MCP servers and per-project config keep working untouched. Switching an agent from one provider to another mid-task is a tap, and nothing about my existing configuration needs rejigging to make it happen.
Because the daemon is self-hosted, agents run with my real environment on the actual host rather than in a cloud sandbox. My Linux boxes stay the source of truth and the code never leaves them. The end-to-end encrypted relay then lets me reach those boxes from anywhere without punching holes in the firewall, and it sits happily alongside Tailscale if you would rather route it yourself.
Git worktrees are where the complexity pays off. Parallel agents each get an isolated branch and, better still, their own dev server URL keyed to the branch name, so three agents building at once never fight over a port. Reviewing the diff inline, then committing, opening a PR and merging without leaving the app has collapsed a whole context switch out of my day. Split panels put the agent, a terminal, the diff and a browser preview in one workspace, and the live streaming plus push notifications mean I can fire something off and be told the moment it lands.
The local voice stack deserves a mention too. Speech-to-text runs on device, so dictating a task away from the keyboard costs nothing in privacy. And for anything repetitive the CLI mirrors the app exactly, so schedules and retry loops slot straight into scripts.
For anyone running more than one agent across more than one machine, this is the missing layer. Worktrees for parallel work, the relay for the Linux hosts, and the CLI for scheduled jobs turn a scattered multi-host setup into something I can steer from a phone on the tram. Open source, no login wall, and free on top of it. Five stars without hesitation.
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