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Find the task that needs you
Resume the right OpenCode session in the right workspace instead of starting a disconnected mobile chat.
Independent OpenCode client · Your server, your workspaceThe OpenCode Mobile app,
OPENCODE MOBILE FOR IPHONE & IPAD
The OpenCode Mobile app,
right from your phone.
KKCode is the independent OpenCode Mobile client for the OpenCode server you already run. Start an OpenCode Mobile session, watch the agent work, inspect files, and answer approvals from your phone — while the repository, models, and execution stay on your development machine.
Built for iPhone and iPad
Requires iOS or iPadOS 16.4+
Uses the OpenCode HTTP / SSE API
QR pairing without router port-forwarding
You keep control of the workspace
Available on the App Store
A native iPhone and iPad client, ready to pair with your own server.
Your workspace stays put
Repository access, tools, models, and execution remain on your development machine.
Independent OpenCode client
Uses the OpenCode HTTP / SSE API without creating a second workspace.
the workflow
From task to inspected result.
The important moments when you step away from the desk: find the work, understand what the agent did, then decide the next move.
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See every tool call
Read streaming activity, reasoning, file operations, and command output in the same task context.
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Inspect before you move on
Review files and details, answer a prompt, or hand the task back to the agent with a precise follow-up.
DOWNLOAD
Get the mobile client.
Download KKCode for iPhone and iPad today. The Android build is in active testing — join the waitlist to be notified when public distribution opens.
KKCode for iPhone & iPad
iOS & iPadOS 16.4+
- Available on the App Store
- Connects to your own OpenCode server
KKCode for Android
Waitlist open
- The Android client is actively tested
- Join the waitlist to get the release announcement
how it works
Your machine does the work. Your phone keeps it moving.
KKCode is a remote control, not an OpenCode replacement. AI inference, repository access, and command execution remain on the machine that owns the project; the phone renders the task and lets you make the next decision.
Your development machine
OpenCode + your workspace
Repository, tools, providers
HTTP / SSE API
HTTP / SSE API
Your trusted network path
QR tunnel · Tailscale · LAN / proxy
Your phone or tablet
KKCode
Focused remote controls
for one running task
for one running task
01Keep OpenCode where the project lives
The real workspace, credentials, and tools stay on the development machine. KKCode never needs a copy of the repository.
02Choose a route you trust
Use the QR companion flow for the fastest start, or bring a private VPN, LAN, or HTTPS reverse-proxy path.
03Use mobile for the handoff moments
Monitor work, approve an action, answer a question, inspect the result, and send the next precise instruction.
FEATURES
The useful parts of a real OpenCode session.
Every feature earns its place by helping you understand, steer, or review work that is still running on your own machine.
Live agent activity
Stream text, reasoning, tool calls, and file events in the active session, with reconnect handling when the route changes.
Permission & question controls
Review a request in context and respond before the agent is blocked on the next file operation or command.
Files & full-screen diffs
Browse project files and inspect code changes from the app before you decide what the next instruction should be.
Project-aware sessions
Choose the workspace first, then continue the correct session with its model, agent, and conversation context intact.
QUICK START
Connect in three deliberate steps.
The QR flow is the fastest remote setup. It starts OpenCode on loopback and creates the phone route for you. New to OpenCode? Install it first.
The QR pairing flow
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Run the companion agent
# On the development machine
npx -y @kkcode-app/agent@latest
# It starts OpenCode on loopback
# and prints a pairing QR code2
Scan the QR in KKCode
# In the mobile app
Servers → Scan tunnel QR code
# The connection details are paired
# without manually entering a public address3
Pick a workspace and continue
# Open the session list
Choose your project
Resume a session or start one
# Review, approve, or send a follow-upSecurity note: The QR route uses the KKCode relay to reach the local companion agent. If your policy requires an infrastructure-only route, use Tailscale, a private LAN, or your own HTTPS proxy instead.
opencode mobile docs
Make the remote setup understandable.
Nine practical articles answer the questions that happen before and after install: what OpenCode Mobile is, how it connects, when mobile beats the web UI, and how to keep the route secure.
start here
Use OpenCode from your phone
Recommended architecture: the dev machine runs OpenCode, the phone is the control surface.
compare
OpenCode Mobile vs OpenCode Web
Choose the right surface for approvals, monitoring, focused follow-ups, and full desktop work.
setup
Remote access — five methods
LAN, Tailscale, Cloudflare Tunnel, reverse proxy, or the built-in QR tunnel.
safety
Security model
Threats, minimum controls, credential handling, and incident response.
faq
Before you connect.
No. KKCode is an independent mobile client that uses the OpenCode API. OpenCode and its trademarks belong to their respective owners.
OPENCODE MOBILE, READY WHEN YOU ARE
Keep the next decision within reach.
Download KKCode for iPhone and iPad, then pair it with the OpenCode server that already owns your work.
Download KKCode on the App Store