Web Finder for Tailscale vs OpenLens

Web Finder discovers web interfaces published by Web Finder clients on your Tailscale network. Tap any service to open it instantly. - Discovers Tailscale peers running Web Finder - Reads service manifests published by your devices - Shows the page title for each service - One-time OAuth setup, credentials never expire - Pull to refresh for instant re-scanning To discover services on a Mac or Linux device, install and start the Web Finder CLI on that device (see https://zeulewan.github.io/web-finder/). The iOS app does not port-scan peer devices directly. Fully open source and free. Source code: https://github.com/zeulewan/web-finder Requires a Tailscale account with an OAuth client configured for device read access.

OpenLens is a fast, focused iPhone client for OpenCode. Run OpenCode on your computer, then continue the same AI coding session from your phone. Use OpenLens to monitor progress, reply quickly, and stay in control when you are away from your desk. What you can do with OpenLens: - Connect instantly to nearby OpenCode servers with Bonjour/mDNS discovery - Save multiple server connections and reconnect automatically - Chat in real time with streaming responses - View and manage sessions, including creating and deleting sessions - Switch AI providers and models directly from the app - Review agent activity steps while work is in progress - Respond to permission prompts and interactive questions from the server - See live progress on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with Live Activities Built for real workflows: - One session across terminal, web, and iPhone - Reliable reconnect behavior when network conditions change - Optional password-protected server access