KittyLitter vs NotifyMe

Litter is a native mobile client for Codex. Connect to local or remote Codex servers, manage coding sessions from anywhere, and keep conversations moving without opening your laptop. Features: - Add a direct server endpoint, connect over SSH, or pair with Alleycat by QR code - Connect to remote machines over SSH and start Codex remotely - Talk to Codex with voice input for fast, hands-free prompts - Review conversation history, reasoning, code blocks, and images in a mobile-native UI - Keep coding sessions on servers you control, with optional Alleycat relay pairing and OpenAI voice processing Litter is open source and built for people who want their coding agent with them wherever they are.

One HTTP request. Task results on your phone. NotifyMe is an HTTP push tool for developers and automation users. Add your private link to a script, build pipeline, monitoring system or AI Agent workflow. Your tools can send messages when work finishes, something goes wrong or a decision is needed. No account, SDK integration or self-hosted push service is required. • Connect with HTTP GET. Use the included Shell, Python, Node.js, Java, Kotlin and Go examples for script completions, build results, deployments, incidents and recoveries. • Reply on your phone. Confirm or cancel, choose one or more options, or type a response. The originating workflow can retrieve your answer. • Keep results together. Search message titles or content, filter by tags, highlight important messages, and select and copy text from messages, questions and replies. • Add an optional email copy. Send the same title and full message to one recipient without configuring a mail server. • Try it before choosing alerts. Explore a demo notification first. If notifications are delivered quietly, use Messages or Settings to enable full alerts when you want them. System alerts depend on notification settings, Focus and network conditions. You can still open or refresh the app to read messages when system alerts are disabled.