RemoCode Pro

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About this app

RemoCode Pro is the one-time-purchase edition of RemoCode for Android.

Pair your phone with RemoCode on your Mac, then monitor long-running development work or take control when you are away from your desk. There is no monthly subscription in this edition.

KEY FEATURES
• Monitor and control Codex and Claude Code sessions running on your Mac
• View and control live terminal sessions
• Browse projects and resume recent sessions
• Send commands, prompts, images and file attachments
• Review Git changes and file diffs
• Stage files, commit changes and manage branches
• Monitor pull requests and workflow notifications
• Reconnect automatically when the network changes
• Switch between English and Chinese

SECURE BY DESIGN
Pairing starts with a QR code generated by the Mac app. RemoCode only connects to the Mac you approve and stores saved pairing credentials on your device.

ONE-TIME PURCHASE
RemoCode Pro is sold as a paid app through Google Play. Your purchase unlocks the Android Pro edition without a recurring subscription.

REQUIREMENTS
RemoCode for macOS must be installed and running on your Mac. Network-dependent features require connectivity to your Mac and the RemoCode relay.

RemoCode is an independent remote-control companion and is not affiliated with OpenAI or Anthropic. Codex and Claude Code are trademarks of their respective owners.

Privacy policy: https://ide.remocode.cc/en/privacy
Own RemoCode Pro and control Codex, Claude Code, Git and Mac terminals remotely
Updated on
Jul 23, 2026

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