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Dev tools · July 22, 2026

DevFob

Answer your AI coding agent from your phone — local-only

DevFob launched on July 22, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

DevFob mirrors the Claude Code and Codex sessions on your Mac to your iPhone and Apple Watch. When an agent needs you - a question, a plan to approve, a permission gate - you get a push, answer from your pocket or wrist, and the run keeps going. Fully local: phone talks to your Mac over your LAN, end-to-end encrypted, no cloud, no account. Auto-switches Claude accounts before rate limits stall a run, and keeps the Mac awake lid-closed. $15 once, free companion apps, 14-day free trial.

Your Mac runs Claude Code, Codex, and Grok Build. Your Apple Watch or Wear OS watch gets Claude

Your Mac runs the agents — Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build. When Claude stops to ask — allow this command? approve this plan? which migration strategy? — the actual question reaches your Apple Watch or Wear OS watch, and your answer goes straight back into the session. DevFob is a Mac app — $29 once, 14-day free trial. You're on your phone right now: you'll install it on your Mac, and the iPhone & Watch apps are its free remote. Honesty footnote: the Mac must be awake and on a network you can reach — DevFob keeps it awake (lid-closed too, if you ask) and pairs over your own Wi-Fi. No VPS, no cloud relay, no SSH gymnastics. Most tools tell you something happened. DevFob hands you the prompt…from devfob.com

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