Clawdex vs TePe

Clawdex lets you run your Codex/Cursor/Opencode workflows from iPhone and iPad by connecting to a bridge running on infrastructure you control. Start new runs, continue existing threads, follow live progress, review plans, respond to clarifications, and approve actions while away from your desk. You can inspect Git status and diffs, create commits, execute terminal commands on your host, browse workspaces, open localhost web apps from your bridge machine, and attach files or images from both your workspace and device. Voice input is available for quick prompts. Clawdex is built for trusted private networking over LAN, VPN, or Tailscale. It is a companion app for infrastructure you control, not a public multi-tenant shell service.

TePe is a developer tool for testing location-aware iPhone apps with a paired Mac. Set a mock iPhone location from a map, search, favorites or coordinates. Create route scenarios with waypoints, speeds, loops and transport modes. Control playback from the iPhone app, widgets, Siri, Shortcuts or a Live Activity. TePe Pro is a monthly subscription that unlocks the full app, including static location simulation, route scenarios and AI Chat. The local AI assistant can turn a natural-language route request into a scenario through Ollama on your paired Mac. A Mac companion and iPhone Developer Mode are required. Pair over a local or private network. Connection secrets stay in Apple Keychain, and QR pairing uses a short-lived, single-use token. Pair with the compatible Mac companion to use location simulation and companion-powered features. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/