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Control your OpenCode sessions from your phone, wherever you are: a coffee line, a beach, a waiting room. Check progress, reply when the agent needs input, run tasks across projects. Local bridge, end-to-end encrypted relay, open source. Works with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models through OpenCode. Free to try.
Hey PH 👋 I'm Alex, founder of Sesori.
I kept opening my laptop just to check if my coding agent had stopped on something silly. I'd plan a task during lunch, the kind I could hand off and walk away from, and come back expecting it mostly done.
Instead the agent would stop two minutes in, asking some obvious question it didn't need to ask.
That's what got me building Sesori.
It's a mobile app for following and guiding OpenCode sessions when you're away from your laptop:
- check progress and see what the agent actually did
- reply with text or voice when it needs input
- run multiple tasks across different projects
- works with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models through OpenCode
The bridge that connects your laptop to the app is open source, and the relay between your phone and laptop is end-to-end encrypted, your code never leaves your machine.
Built this for myself first. Would love your honest feedback, especially if you're already using OpenCode or Claude Code and have run into the same "agent stuck on something dumb" problem.
https://sesori.com/
— Alex
I've been using this every day for the past few months, and it's genuinely changed the way I work.
Commutes, waiting rooms, airports... what used to be dead time is now productive time.
Being able to check on long-running Claude sessions from my phone while grabbing lunch is genuinely useful, didn't expect the e2e encryption setup to feel so painless.
How does the local bridge actually work when your phone and laptop are on different networks?
Love that the local bridge with end-to-end encrypted relay is the default, not an afterthought. Most remote dev tools skip straight to cloud and bolt on security later, so seeing it designed in from the start feels like real craft.
Love that the bridge is local with end-to-end encryption rather than routing everything through a third-party server. That choice makes me actually trust using it on public wifi without thinking twice.
how does the local bridge actually stay in sync when my laptop is closed or on a different network? that part is a bit fuzzy for me
About Sesori on Product Hunt
“Mobile control for your AI coding sessions”
Sesori was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 12 comments, placing #54 on the daily leaderboard. Control your OpenCode sessions from your phone, wherever you are: a coffee line, a beach, a waiting room. Check progress, reply when the agent needs input, run tasks across projects. Local bridge, end-to-end encrypted relay, open source. Works with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models through OpenCode. Free to try.
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