Redock vs Sixant

When you are away from your desk, Redock helps you reconnect to your own SSH host, return to the right project check what is running, and send the next command or prompt without opening your laptop. - When to use it When you are outside, on the couch, or in bed, you can use your phone to check a remote session, steer a coding agent, or continue a task. Redock helps you reach the dev environment you already use and keep work moving. - Why it is different Projects and Actions reduce repeated typing and get you back to tasks faster. A dedicated Agent Chat View makes reading replies and sending prompts feel like chatting. Agent notifications track task progress; usage queries support custom providers and data sources. Native tmux and herdr support lets you resume sessions and manage herdr workspaces visually. Agent TUI support brings smooth scrolling, CJK input, and voice input. - How to start Add a regular SSH host, choose your project context, and create shortcuts for commands you run often. From there, Redock becomes a faster way to return to your workflow from mobile. - Works with AI coding agents Redock works well with terminal based AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode. But it is not a hosted cloud IDE or a standalone AI coding app. Your code, credentials, and commands stay in the environment you configure. Terms of Use: https://redock.dev/terms

Free for a limited time — all Pro features unlocked. Sixant puts your AI coding agent in your pocket. Drive Claude Code and Codex — running on your own Mac, Linux or Windows computer — straight from your iPhone. Start tasks, watch output stream live, review diffs, approve tool calls, and manage git, from anywhere. When you need hands on the machine, Remote Desktop puts its screen on your phone. Your computer does the work; Sixant is the remote. FEATURES • Remote-control Claude Code and Codex on your computer • Live streaming output as the agent works • Approve or deny tool calls and permission prompts from your phone • Review diffs and commit / push with git, right from chat • Multiple windows — several projects or agents at once • Push notifications and a Lock Screen Live Activity when a long task finishes or needs you • Voice input — dictate instead of typing • Send photos and screenshots for the agent to see • Supervisor mode — let the agent run multiple rounds autonomously • Remote file manager — browse, zip, move and download files on your computer • Share a chat as a web link so someone can follow along • Works away from home over an encrypted relay (the relay forwards ciphertext only — it can never read your content) — no public IP or port-forwarding • End-to-end encrypted phone-to-computer link • Interface in six languages SIXANT PRO (one-time purchase, optional — currently free) • Remote Desktop — the computer's screen on your phone, with your finger as the mouse • Switch engines and accounts, with automatic quota failover across accounts • Unlimited parallel windows and multiple computers • SSH terminal + SFTP file transfer to any server • MCP, Hooks and Skills configuration panels • Proxy settings for the CLIs on your computer • Share a local port from your computer via a time-limited HTTPS link (up to 24 hours) • Usage and quota statistics No computer? Spin up a cloud server from the app with your own cloud account keys (optional). Sixant is a companion app: it requires a computer running the free Sixant daemon and your own Claude or Codex account.