Kibbler vs Muxy

Control Claude Code from your iPhone. Kibbler connects your iPhone to Claude Code running on your Mac or PC, letting you code from anywhere — your couch, a coffee shop, or on the go. FEATURES • Chat Interface — Send prompts and receive streaming responses in real-time • Approval Mode — Preview file changes as diffs before they're applied to your codebase • Multi-Project Support — Switch between projects and manage multiple coding sessions • Secure Connection — End-to-end encrypted with mTLS authentication • Easy Setup — Scan a QR code to pair your device in seconds HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Claude Code on your desktop (claude.ai/code) and subscribe. 2. Install the Kibbler plugin in your JetBrains IDE 3. Scan the QR code with your iPhone 4. Start coding remotely Kibbler is perfect for developers who want to stay productive without being tied to their desk. REQUIREMENTS • Claude Code CLI with active Claude subscription installed on Mac, Windows, or Linux • JetBrains IDE with Kibbler plugin (IntelliJ, GoLand, PyCharm, etc.) Terms of Use: https://kibbler.dev/terms

Muxy Mobile is the companion app for Muxy, a terminal multiplexer for your desktop. Pair your phone over the local network and take your sessions with you. Built for developers Drive real terminal sessions from your phone. Switch projects, run commands, review git changes, and stay in flow when you step away from your desk. How it works 1. Install Muxy on your desktop and enable the Mobile server in Settings. 2. Open Muxy Mobile on your phone, enter the host and port shown in Muxy. 3. Approve the pairing prompt on your desktop. You're connected. Features • Real-time terminal sessions over your local network • Project and tab switching with a swipe • Nerd Font support for powerline glyphs and icons • Git status, branch, and diff at a glance • Light, dark, and device-matched themes • Demo Mode to explore the app without pairing Privacy first Muxy Mobile talks directly to your desktop over your local network. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry — your terminal sessions never leave your network.