Remote VibeCode
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Description
RemoteVibeCode is an iPhone and iPad app for working with OpenAI Codex on a remote machine over SSH.
Connect to your Linux, macOS, or Windows development machine, choose a project workspace, then start or resume Codex sessions from a focused mobile interface. You can type prompts, use iPhone voice-to-text, review Codex output, answer follow-up questions, queue additional prompts, and keep working against your remote codebase while away from your desk.
RemoteVibeCode is designed for developers who already run Codex on a remote system and want a practical mobile client for real coding workflows. Depending on your selected Codex approval and permission mode, Codex can inspect files, make code changes, and run commands on the remote host.
Features:
Connect to remote development machines over SSH
Manage multiple remote connections with connection tabs
Browse remote directories and select project workspaces
Start new Codex sessions or resume existing ones
Refresh available Codex models from the connected remote CLI
Choose model and execution profile per session
Type prompts or use iPhone voice-to-text
Queue follow-up prompts while Codex is still working
Review conversation history, final responses, and session output
See active work and unread result indicators across tabs
Inspect detached/background job status where supported
Export or share session transcripts
Save server, SSH key, and session settings for faster reconnects
Get setup guidance for Codex install, login, and updates
Requirements:
A remote system accessible over SSH
Codex installed on that remote system
Codex signed in with a ChatGPT or OpenAI account
PowerShell, WSL, or another supported shell for Windows SSH targets