Get helmora.
One small daemon on your machine. Install it, pair it once, and every coding agent on it shows up on your devices.
Choose your platform
macOS
Linux
Windows
No code yet? In the app: Settings → Devices → Pair a bridge. Codes are single-use and last 10 minutes.
Prefer the terminal, or installing over SSH? Command-line install · On your phone? iOS & Android · Signed installers are on the roadmap.
Command-line install
The same installer the buttons above use — one line, any platform. Your pairing code authorizes the download and pairs the bridge in the same step.
curl -fsSL "https://API_HOST/install.sh?code=CODE" | shcurl -fsSL "https://API_HOST/install.sh?code=CODE" | shpowershell -c "irm 'https://API_HOST/install.ps1?code=CODE' | iex"Installs the bridge
Under your user account — no root beyond the service registration your OS requires.
Registers a service
launchd, systemd, or a Windows service — with automatic updates, so it survives reboots and stays current.
Pairs to your account
Your signed-in session generated the code; the bridge trades it for its own credential and the code is burned.
Finds your agents
Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Goose appear in the app wherever they're installed.
End-to-end encrypted by design: the relay routes ciphertext between your devices and this bridge and can't read any of it — see Security. During the private pre-alpha your pairing code doubles as download authorization; codes are single-use and expire after 10 minutes.
On your phone
The bridge runs on your computer; the apps ride along everywhere. These QR codes are permanent — they'll point straight at the store listings the moment they're live.