Shellular

About the startup

We all are using coding agents, but the moment we leave our desk, we lose visibility. So we built Shellular - a mobile app + CLI that lets you run, monitor, and control AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc.) remotely on your own machines, with full access to terminals, files, local web apps, and system monitoring. You should not be chained to your desktop to ship in this era of coding agents. Here's what you can do 1. Use 4+ coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi & GitHub Copilot CLI in a proper phone UI, not inside a terminal 2. Access your actual local repos (even with uncommitted changes) & work on them like a chad 3. Open localhost apps / dev servers running on your laptop or VPS, from your phone using Shellular's in-app browser 4. Use browser dev tools to debug your web apps & servers, and copy error logs to your coding agents to fix it 5. A terminal if you need it 6. Manage running ports & monitor system resources Privacy & Security: 1. End-to-end encrypted: Data is encrypted on your device before it hits our server, and decrypted only on your phone. Your data truly remains yours! 2. TLS in transit: All traffic runs over TLS — no unencrypted connections at all! Key never leaves your device: Pairing is done by scanning a QR code, which contains the encryption key. It is never transmitted through any network. 3. Only your devices can connect: Every new device must be approved by you on the host before it can connect. Our server is open-source btw: https://github.com/shellular-org/server Get started in under a minute: 1. Install the app 2. Run `npx shellular` on your machine 3. Scan QR & approve. Just tell the agent what to build, start a dev server remotely, and see it live - all from your phone. It's magical. We're in beta and would love early users. Try it and let us know what you think and how you feel about Shellular. App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shellular/id6761985327 Play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.foxbiz.shellular