Your setup is elsewhere.
Your repositories, local tools, environment, and working knowledge live on your development machine, not on your phone.
A private AI coding companion that lets you pick up your MacBook from your phone. Describe the bug. Let Claude work in your real environment. Review the fix. Push when you're ready.
You're away from your desk. A user hits a broken flow. The code, environment, and tools you need are back on your Mac. Today, getting from alert to fix means finding a laptop, opening a project, and rebuilding context.
Your repositories, local tools, environment, and working knowledge live on your development machine, not on your phone.
A one-line fix can turn into hours of waiting because you need to get back to your desk before you can even investigate.
Terminal windows on a small screen are awkward. Developers need a focused way to direct an agent, understand what it changed, and approve actions.
Tether connects a mobile chat to an agent running on a device you've registered. The agent works where your code already lives. You stay in control of what happens next.
Not another full IDE squeezed into a phone. Tether is the control surface for work happening on your own machine, with just enough visibility to make confident decisions.
Register your Mac once. See whether it’s online, choose a repository, and start or resume a coding session.
Follow Claude’s reasoning summaries, tool activity, and results as work progresses. Send the next instruction without juggling terminals.
Understand which files changed and what tests ran before approving a commit or push.
Return to a previous conversation and continue with its session context, while keeping Git state visible and explicit.
Branch pushes, pull requests, and production deploys are distinct actions with clear approval points.
Use the tools and repositories already on your Mac. No need to clone your whole setup into another cloud workstation.
A deliberate sequence keeps the experience calm and predictable, especially when you're handling a live incident from your phone.
Open Tether, select your registered Mac, and choose the project you’re working on.
Describe the bug. The local agent inspects code, logs you provide, and relevant tests.
Read the summary, inspect the diff, and confirm the checks that actually ran.
Approve a branch push. Review the preview and handle production deployment separately.
Remote coding is powerful, so Tether is designed around clear boundaries. The Mac initiates its connection outward. The phone doesn't expose a public shell, and sensitive actions require deliberate approval.
Tether delivers seamless remote control over Claude Code and your local development machine. Inspect diffs, run test suites, and approve fixes wherever you are.