Free
Free
Ongoing; coding providers separate
- Included scope
- One Mac; two sessions; approvals; relay/push
Mobile control for Mac coding agents · Official-source review 2026-10-09
Port22 attaches an iPhone to existing Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode terminal sessions on a Mac. Users read live transcripts, reply and approve actions remotely, with push notifications and local-network or relay connectivity.
Relevant to developers reviewing an already-running Mac coding session from an iPhone.
Unlimited founding offer is $19.99/year, removing Mac and session caps; no monthly tariff was established. Mac and iPhone normally use the same Apple ID; a six-character direct pairing code is offered for same-Wi-Fi devices instead. Listed terminal support excludes Warp and IDE built-in terminals. Intel and Apple Silicon Mac downloads are listed; exact OS floors need confirmation. Relay end-to-end encryption claims were not independently tested; network access does not keep a sleeping or powered-off host running. No terminal session, device pairing or remote approval was tested.
Attach a harmless fixture session, inspect pairing and transcripts and test approval/stop controls before enabling remote changes to real repositories.
Unlimited founding offer is $19.99/year, removing Mac and session caps; no monthly tariff was established. Mac and iPhone normally use the same Apple ID; a six-character direct pairing code is offered for same-Wi-Fi devices instead. Listed terminal support excludes Warp and IDE built-in terminals. Intel and Apple Silicon Mac downloads are listed; exact OS floors need confirmation. Relay end-to-end encryption claims were not independently tested; network access does not keep a sleeping or powered-off host running. No terminal session, device pairing or remote approval was tested.
Official product evidence reviewed on 2026-10-09; product artwork inspected visually. No hands-on vendor application test was performed. Application performance, security claims and plan enforcement were not independently tested.
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| Capability | Value | Evidence | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product workflow | Port22 attaches an iPhone to existing Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode terminal sessions on a Mac. Users read live transcripts, reply and approve actions remotely, with push notifications and local-network or relay connectivity. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
| Pricing and restrictions | Unlimited founding offer is $19.99/year, removing Mac and session caps; no monthly tariff was established. Mac and iPhone normally use the same Apple ID; a six-character direct pairing code is offered for same-Wi-Fi devices instead. Listed terminal support excludes Warp and IDE built-in terminals. Intel and Apple Silicon Mac downloads are listed; exact OS floors need confirmation. Relay end-to-end encryption claims were not independently tested; network access does not keep a sleeping or powered-off host running. No terminal session, device pairing or remote approval was tested. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
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Free
Free
Ongoing; coding providers separate
Unlimited
Not listed
Founding $19.99/year
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Port22 attaches an iPhone to existing Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode terminal sessions on a Mac. Users read live transcripts, reply and approve actions remotely, with push notifications and local-network or relay connectivity.
Free forever covers one Mac and two sessions with reply/approval, relay and push; existing coding-agent subscriptions are separate.. This record lists ongoing free access; check the plan limits before starting.
No paid monthly price is listed; this record treats the product as free to start. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.
Attaches to existing CLI sessions; OpenClaw and Hermes are coming soon. A developer API was not verified.. API access and subscription access may have different terms; consult the linked sources.
Unlimited founding offer is $19.99/year, removing Mac and session caps; no monthly tariff was established. Mac and iPhone normally use the same Apple ID; a six-character direct pairing code is offered for same-Wi-Fi devices instead. Listed terminal support excludes Warp and IDE built-in terminals. Intel and Apple Silicon Mac downloads are listed; exact OS floors need confirmation. Relay end-to-end encryption claims were not independently tested; network access does not keep a sleeping or powered-off host running. No terminal session, device pairing or remote approval was tested.
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