Your AI agents,in your pocket
NeuroSquad already runs Claude Code, Codex and the rest on your computer. Scan a QR code and pick them up from your phone or any laptop’s browser: read the terminals, answer a question, send the next prompt — while the work keeps running on your machine.
Turn it on
Paired in three steps
No account, no app store, nothing to set up on the router. The pairing is a QR code.
Turn it on
Phone and computer on the same Wi‑Fi. The phone talks to your computer directly, and nothing leaves your network.
Everything the window can do, in your hand
This is a working copy of the phone screen. Open a card, answer the agent, type or dictate a prompt, make the terminal bigger, drag a card — and watch the computer follow.
Tap a card to open it. Drag it to move it.
Meanwhile, on your computer
The same workspace, live. Move a card on the phone and it moves here too.
Try it 0/6
- Open a card and read its terminal
- Answer the agent that is waiting on you
- Type or dictate a prompt
- Make the terminal text bigger
- Drag a card — the computer moves it too
- Check usage in the menu
Or open it on another laptop
The same link works in any browser — a work laptop, a tablet, a borrowed computer. It is the same app with the same canvas and live terminals, while the agents keep running on your own machine.
Nothing to install
A browser tab is enough. The laptop never needs your agents, your code or your keys.
Local or over the internet
On the same Wi‑Fi it uses the local address; anywhere else, the Cloudflare tunnel’s https address.
Token out of the address bar
The page keeps the pairing token and wipes it from the address bar, so it doesn’t sit in the URL for anyone to copy.
One page for every agent you run
Agent vendors have their own mobile apps, and each one is built around its own agent. NeuroSquad’s remote access is built around your computer: whatever runs in your cards is on the phone.
All your agents in one place
Claude Code next to Codex next to OpenCode — one canvas, one list of who is waiting on you.
Your machine does the work
The agents keep your local files, tools, MCP arrows and worktrees. The phone is a window onto them.
Nothing to install
Safari or Chrome is enough, on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
Your subscriptions stay yours
Logins and API keys stay on your computer, where the agents already use them.
Agents from different vendors
- A vendor’s mobile app
- That vendor’s own agent
- NeuroSquad remote access
- Every card: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Cursor CLI, shells
Where the work runs
- A vendor’s mobile app
- Depends on the app and your plan
- NeuroSquad remote access
- On your computer, in your project folder
Your local setup
- A vendor’s mobile app
- Whatever that environment gives the agent
- NeuroSquad remote access
- The same files, MCP arrows, browser and terminal cards, worktrees and dev servers as at your desk
On the phone
- A vendor’s mobile app
- One app per vendor, each with its own sign-in
- NeuroSquad remote access
- A browser tab. Pairing is a QR code — no account
Subscriptions and keys
- A vendor’s mobile app
- Your account with that vendor
- NeuroSquad remote access
- Stay on your computer; the agents use the logins you already have
You always know who is connected
Remote access can do everything the window can, so NeuroSquad keeps it in plain sight and easy to cut off.
A token on every request
Every request carries the pairing token, checked in constant time; without it nothing answers. The token is wiped from the address bar and never sent on as a referrer.
A green bar you can’t dismiss
While any device is connected, a green bar runs across the whole window, like a phone’s hotspot. The remote-access button lists every device.
A new link any time
Regenerate the pairing link and every paired device is disconnected at once. With the tunnel, “New link” also gets a fresh address.
Local-only if you prefer
Stay on Local network and nothing leaves your Wi‑Fi. The internet mode is a switch you turn on yourself.
Honest limits
Step away from the desk. The work keeps going.
Download NeuroSquad, turn on remote access and scan the code.