Yaver IO vs Corterm

Yaver lets developers run AI coding agents on their development machines — directly from their phone. Your code never leaves your machine. Tasks flow peer-to-peer between your phone and your dev machine through encrypted connections. Our servers only handle authentication and peer discovery. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the Yaver CLI on your dev machine 2. Open the Yaver app on your phone 3. Send coding tasks to your machine from anywhere FEATURES • Run Claude, Codex, Aider, or any custom AI agent • Switch between agents per task — use the best tool for each job • Works over Wi-Fi and cellular — seamless roaming between networks • Direct connection when on the same network, relay fallback when remote • See real-time output as your agent works • Multiple device support — connect to any of your dev machines PRIVACY FIRST • Your code and task data never touch our servers • All communication is end-to-end encrypted • Relay servers are pass-through only — zero data storage • Open infrastructure: relay servers, CLI, and networking are transparent REQUIREMENTS • A Mac, Linux, or Windows machine with the Yaver CLI installed • An AI agent (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Aider, or any CLI-based agent)

Corterm brings your self-hosted terminal workspace to iPhone and iPad. Install a Worker on your server, Mac, PC, or container host, connect it to your Gateway, and start shell sessions from anywhere. Use Corterm to: • create and reconnect terminal sessions on your own machines • manage online workers and check their status • activate workers with a simple device-flow code • keep long-running sessions available across reconnects • work with a touch-friendly mobile interface Corterm is built for developers, operators, and power users who want remote terminal access without handing infrastructure to a third-party cloud. You host the Gateway. You run the Workers. Your sessions stay yours.