myCPaaS (TK vs MOBaiLE

CPaaS monitoring and configuration app for all Twilio and Signalwire based CPaaS solutions including signalwire.com (US) and the european CPaaS solution myCPaas.io (EU). With this app you get a quick overview about the Logs of your existing your Twilio, signalwire or myCPaaS account and can configure Signalwire and myCPaaS phone numbers. Current features: - status overview of last 1000 entries (all platforms) - call monitoring (all platforms) - call list export respecting filter settings (e.g. all calls from or to phone number xy) - message monitoring (all platforms) - message list export respecting filter settings - phone number edit (only name edit for Twilio) - phone number verification (for Signalwire and myCPaaS) Secure: No data is stored to any external database: - username and token are securely stored on the device and only used for API requests to fetch your requested data - calls and messaging data from API request responses are only stored on the device Feedback Channel: support@mycpaas.io (happy to get your feature requests) Proudly made in Berlin

MOBaiLE keeps your own computer within reach when you are away from the keyboard. Pair iPhone with a Mac or Linux backend you control, send a prompt by text or voice, and watch progress stream back in a live thread. Your host keeps the repo, shell, credentials, files, and network access. The phone stays focused on capture, review, follow-up, and recovery. Use MOBaiLE to: - Start a coding-agent run, repo check, or shell command from iPhone - Follow live progress, changed files, verification, warnings, artifacts, and next actions - Talk through quick changes with voice mode and auto-send after silence - Attach context files, browse the host workspace, and inspect returned artifacts - Keep separate workspace threads for projects, follow-ups, and experiments - Review connection, executor, profile instructions, memory, and trust settings clearly MOBaiLE is not a cloud IDE and does not run code on iPhone. It sends prompts, audio, attachments, and run metadata to the backend you choose to pair. The paired Mac or Linux machine does the execution.