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Control AI coding agents on your machines from your phone. Securely pair devices, monitor agent activity live, and approve tool calls remotely. Your phone acts as a trusted authenticator for your development environment.
What's New in Remote Pi
1.2.0
July 17, 2026
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FAQ
How do I pair Remote Pi with my machine?
Pairing is simple: scan a QR code displayed on your Mac using the Remote Pi app on your iPhone. This establishes a secure connection between your devices.
What can I do with Remote Pi?
You can see all active agent sessions across your paired machines, follow conversations live, and approve or reject tool calls directly from your phone, keeping you in control.
Does Remote Pi run heavy tasks on my phone?
No, your phone acts solely as an authenticator and control surface. The heavy computational work is handled by the AI agents running on your computers.
Is Remote Pi secure?
Yes, pairing uses Ed25519 device keys over TLS, and your phone holds the cryptographic identity that vouches for new devices, ensuring a trusted connection.
Can I use Remote Pi with my existing coding setup?
Absolutely. Remote Pi is designed to work alongside your current coding agent setup without replacing it.
Is Remote Pi open source?
Yes, Remote Pi is open source. You can use the public relay or set up your own self-hosted relay for enhanced control over your connection infrastructure.
What devices does Remote Pi support?
Remote Pi is available for iPhone and iPad, allowing you to manage your coding agents from Apple mobile devices.
How often is Remote Pi updated?
The latest version, 1.1.1, was released on June 13, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates for the application.



