Every project, every session
Add a folder and wyro recognises its stack — 38 project types, from Next.js to Django. Group projects by colour and path rules, and see branch, changes and sync state at a glance.
For Claude Code & CodexWindows · Android
Claude Code, in your pocket.
wyro brings every project and Claude Code session on your PC into one desktop app — and puts the same sessions on your phone. Step away; Claude keeps working, and you get a ping the moment it finishes or needs your answer.
- Windows 10 & 11
- Android 7.0+
- Your code stays on your PC
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ClaudeCodex+
EscTab^C
Message Claude…
wyro·now
❓ checkout-web — Claude is asking
Run command: npm test -- checkout
Why wyro
Claude does the long work. You don't have to watch.
Agentic coding is mostly waiting — for a run to end, a question to answer, a permission to grant. wyro turns that waiting into time back.
Step away mid-task
Start a long task and leave your desk. When Claude finishes, its last answer lands on your phone.
Answer from anywhere
Questions and permission requests arrive with the details — the command, the file, the plan — and remind you if you miss them.
Every project in one place
No more hunting through terminal windows. Projects, sessions and their state live in one sidebar, on both screens.
Features
Everything your terminal does, wherever you are.
A desktop app that organises the work, and a phone app that is a real remote for it — same sessions, same state, on both screens.
Notifications that say what's needed
A finished turn sends Claude's last answer. A question sends the question itself, on its own channel, with reminders after 2 and 7 minutes.
Your dev server, on your phone
Run your dev server and wyro spots the URL, opens a Cloudflare link for it and hands it to your phone. No ports, no config.
Review and ship from the couch
Staged and unstaged changes with per-file diffs. Stage, discard, stash, commit, fetch, pull, push and switch branches — from either screen.
Know your limits early
Claude's 5-hour and weekly usage with reset times, Codex rate limits and your plan, always in view.
Dictate in Turkish
Speak your prompt in Turkish; a dictionary of 766 spellings turns words like “komit” and “branç” into the terms you meant.
And the details that make it feel native
Quick sessions
A scratch session for quick tasks without a project.
Resume anything
Pick a past Claude or Codex conversation and carry on where it stopped.
Pinned sessions
Pin the sessions you return to; they survive an engine restart.
Self-naming sessions
Unnamed sessions get a short title from their topic. Your own /rename always wins.
Sticky prompt bar
While you scroll, the prompt behind the output stays on top. Tap it to jump back.
One-tap Run
Finds your dev, start, preview or serve script and runs it with npm, yarn, pnpm or bun.
Files, edited in place
Browse, search and edit project files; on the phone, see every file this session touched, with diffs.
Send screenshots
Paste or drop an image into the prompt on desktop, or pick one from your gallery.
All your computers
Every PC on your account appears under My Computers. Tap to switch.
Guest access
Share a code or QR to give someone full access — no account needed, revocable any time.
Claude Code & Codex
Run both side by side, and install ready-made Codex skill sets in one click.
Encrypted backups
Optional daily backups of transcripts and memories, encrypted on your PC with a key only you hold.
Built for small screens
Shortcut strip, your own slash commands, hardware-keyboard mode, foldable layouts and font sizes.
Four themes, two languages
Aurora, Catppuccin, Sunset and Slate, in light and dark — in English or Turkish.
Lives in the tray
Close the window; terminals, the tunnel and the phone connection keep running.
On your phone
A real remote, not a viewer.
The phone app draws the desktop terminal's own screen and sends real keystrokes. One device drives at a time — tap “Continue here” to take over.
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Session is being used on Workstation
Continue hereEscTab^C
Message Claude…
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❓ checkout-web — Claude is asking
Run command: npm test -- checkout
wyro·now
checkout-web
Done. Each error now points to its field, and all 14 tests pass.
wyro·2 min ago
⏳ mobile-app — Claude is still waiting
Edit file: app/(tabs)/settings.tsx
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Changesfeat/checkout · ↑2
Staged · 2
Msrc/app/checkout/form.tsx+12−3
Atests/checkout.test.ts+48−0
Unstaged · 1
Msrc/i18n/errors.ts+6−1
@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@
if (!field.valid) {
- setError("Invalid")
+ setError(t(field.error))
+ field.ref.current?.focus()
}
Fix checkout validation
Commit↑ Push
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$ npm run dev
▲ Next.js 16.4.1
- Local: http://localhost:3000
✓ Ready in 1.2s
Live Preview
Detected dev server links for this project.
localhost:3000Reachable
quiet-river-4821.trycloudflare.comOpen
localhost:6006Reachable
amber-field-1190.trycloudflare.comOpen
How it works
Set up once. Then it just connects.
No port forwarding, no router settings, no shared Wi-Fi. Three steps and your phone finds your PC.
- 1
Install on your PC
Install wyro on Windows and add your project folders. Each project's main terminal starts Claude Code for you.
- 2
Sign in once
Sign in with Google, GitHub or email. wyro opens a Cloudflare tunnel for your PC on its own.
- 3
Pick up on your phone
Sign in with the same account on Android. Your PC appears under My Computers — tap it and you're in.
wyro account
Who you are and where your PC is
Your PC
Terminals, Git and files run here
claudecodexgit
Cloudflare tunnel
HTTPS · checked on every connect
Your phone
Screen and keystrokes
Android
Security & privacy
Your code stays on your computer.
wyro is a remote control, not a cloud IDE. Everything runs on your PC; the phone shows the screen and sends keystrokes.
Runs on your machine
Terminals, Git and files live on your PC. wyro never uploads your repositories.
Checked on every connection
Each connection must present your sign-in — matched against the PC's owner — the PC's own access token, or a guest code you created.
Encrypted on the wire and on disk
Traffic travels over HTTPS through a Cloudflare tunnel. Your desktop sign-in is stored encrypted.
You hold the keys
Backups are encrypted before they leave your PC, with a recovery key the server never sees. Guest access is revoked in one click.
Exactly where your data goes
Stored only on your PC
- Source code and project files
- Terminal output and history
- Git repositories
- Claude and Codex conversations
Stored in your wyro account
- Your account (email, sign-in provider)
- Your PCs' names, OS, last-seen time and tunnel address
- Guest code — only if you turn it on
- Encrypted backups — only if you turn them on
Handled by service providers
- Terminal traffic — carried by the Cloudflare tunnel
- Notification text — delivered by Firebase Cloud Messaging
- Crash reports — collected by Sentry
- Voice recordings — transcribed by Groq, only when you dictate
A guest gets the same control you have. Share codes only with people you trust.
Read the privacy policyFAQ
Questions, answered.
Setting up, or something isn't connecting? The download page walks through each step and the usual fixes.
Setup and troubleshootingWhat is wyro?
A desktop app for Windows and a companion Android app for working with Claude Code and Codex CLI. The desktop app organises your projects and runs your AI sessions in real terminals; the phone app lets you watch, steer and answer them from anywhere.
Does it replace Claude Code?
No. wyro runs the Claude Code CLI you already have, signed in with your own account and plan. It adds a home for your projects on the desktop and a remote for them on your phone.
Do my phone and PC need to be on the same Wi-Fi?
No. Your PC opens a Cloudflare tunnel, so the phone reaches it over mobile data or any network — no port forwarding needed.
What happens when I close the window?
wyro keeps running in the system tray: terminals, the tunnel and the phone connection stay up. Quit from the tray icon to stop everything. The PC itself has to stay on and online.
Is my code uploaded anywhere?
No. Code, files, Git and terminals stay on your PC. Your account holds only what's needed to connect — who you are and your PCs' names and addresses — plus guest codes and encrypted backups if you turn them on. The privacy policy lists everything.
Which platforms are supported?
Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) on the desktop and Android 7.0 or newer on the phone. There is no macOS, Linux or iOS app yet.
Does it work with Codex?
Yes. Start Codex sessions next to Claude ones, resume past Codex conversations and track Codex rate limits. Busy indicators and notifications currently work for Claude Code only.
Can I use more than one computer?
Yes. Every PC signed in to your account appears under My Computers; tap one to switch. The phone reconnects to the last one on its own.
Can someone else connect to my PC?
With guest access you share a code or QR — they need no account, and you can revoke it any time. A guest gets the same control you have, so share it only with people you trust.
What do I need to get started?
A Windows PC with Claude Code installed and signed in, Node.js and Git, and an Android phone. Codex CLI is optional.
Put Claude Code in your pocket.
Install the desktop app, sign in on your phone, and keep going wherever you are.