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Claude Code Remote Control Can Start Sessions From Your Phone
Claude Code's Remote Control update lets you start a session from the Claude mobile app, choose a directory on a connected machine, and continue working from a phone, tablet, or browser. The code and tools still run on the local machine, while the phone acts as a remote control surface.
Claude Cowork Reaches Web and Mobile for Paid Plans
Claude Cowork is now available on web and mobile in beta for paid plans, so sessions can follow your Claude account across desktop, browser, and phone while work continues in the cloud.
Cursor for iOS: Cloud Agents Go Mobile-First in Public Beta
Cursor shipped a native iOS app in public beta on all paid plans. It launches always-on cloud agents that run in isolated VMs with full dev environments, work asynchronously toward merge-ready PRs, and report back via Live Activities and push notifications. You can also remote-control agents on your computer, pick any frontier model, use voice and slash commands, review diffs and demos, leave follow-ups, and merge PRs from the phone. Composer 2.5 runs are 75% off in the app through July 5, 2026.
Codex Adds Windows Computer Use + ChatGPT Mobile Windows Connections for On-the-Go Steering
OpenAI says Codex can now use Computer use on Windows to test apps, debug flows, and review work on your Windows machine, and that Codex in the ChatGPT mobile app can connect to Windows machines so you can steer tasks from your phone.
Codex in the ChatGPT Mobile App: Run, Review, and Steer Codex from Your Phone
Yes, you can drive Codex from your phone. The ChatGPT mobile app on iOS and Android connects to a host running the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS or Windows, and from the phone you start work, review diffs and terminal output, and approve actions. Codex still executes on the host, which must stay awake and online.