KeypressAI vs IM.codes

Keypress is your mobile companion for AI coding terminals. Stay productive on the go by monitoring live sessions, sending follow‑ups, and approving actions from your phone while your code stays on your machines. Supported AI CLIs - Claude Code - OpenAI Codex - Google Gemini - OpenCode - GitHub Copilot CLI Built for serious work. Install and run Keypress on your laptop or desktop, and mobile enjoy: - Secure, real‑time session monitoring - Permission prompts and approvals from mobile - Manage multiple machines and sessions - Fast setup with your existing terminal workflows Whether you’re away from your desk or managing multiple environments, Keypress keeps your AI work moving from anywhere.

Remote terminal access for AI coding agents. Manage Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Qwen, and OpenClaw sessions from your phone and Apple Watch. • Sending messages to and receiving output from remote AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw)* • Cross agents aduit, review, plan, brainstorm, or discuss • Viewing live terminal output from remote development sessions • Browsing and edit remote project files, uploading files or photos from the device, downloading files from the server • Viewing repository information and file changes (git diffs) • Running and monitoring multiple agents in parallel • Receiving push notifications when agents complete tasks or need attention • Voice input for hands-free interaction • Biometric authentication with Face ID / Touch ID • Multi-server dashboard — manage agents across all your machines • Self-hostable — deploy the open-source server on your own infrastructure IM.codes is a developer tool — not an AI service. A daemon runs on your dev machine and manages terminal sessions through tmux. This app connects via WebSocket for real-time remote access, the same way an SSH client works. AI agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI) are third-party tools that you install and authenticate independently on your own machines. The relay server is fully open source under MIT. Self-host for production use, or try the demo at app.im.codes. Source: github.com/im4codes/imcodes