Vicoa (Vibe Code Anywhere) is a platform that lets you run coding agents like Claude Code and Codex remotely from any device, enabling you to monitor, steer, and ship code from your phone, tablet, or laptop.
What is Vicoa?
Vicoa is a remote coding agent platform that integrates with AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Kimi, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and more. It provides a mobile app (iOS and Android) and a CLI tool to manage and observe agent sessions, receive notifications, and approve actions on the go. Built for developers who want to stay productive away from their desk, Vicoa syncs sessions in real time so you can start on one device and continue on another with zero context lost.
Key Features
- Vibe Code Anywhere — Start a session on your laptop and continue from your phone or tablet without losing context, using a touch-optimized interface.
- Real-time Sync — Changes and progress sync instantly across devices, so you never lose your place.
- Instant Notifications — Get push alerts when your agent needs input or completes a task, allowing you to respond promptly from anywhere.
- UI for Coding Agents — A visual workspace that replaces terminal scrolling, making it easier to view code diffs, manage multiple sessions, and approve actions.
- Visual Session History — Search and review past sessions without digging through terminal logs.
- Chat & Approve — View code diffs and approve agent actions with a single tap from your phone.
- Monitor & Track — See all active sessions across projects in one dashboard.
- Setup in Seconds — Install via npm (
npm i -g @vicoa/cli) and launch withvicoa; no configuration needed.
Who is it for?
- Indie developers and solo founders — Manage long-running AI-assisted coding sessions while away from desk, turning commute time into productive coding.
- Digital nomads and freelancers — Work from coffee shops, co-working spaces, or while traveling without being tied to a single machine.
- Teams using coding agents — Monitor and approve agent actions from mobile, ensuring faster iteration and less waiting.
- Non-coders (prompters) — Use the mobile app to interact with agents using natural language, without traditional coding skills.
What can you do with Vicoa?
- Indie hackers — Kick off a large refactor on your laptop, go get coffee, and approve the changes from your phone when the agent finishes.
- Busy developers — Receive instant notifications when your agent gets stuck or needs clarification, and respond immediately from anywhere.
- Mobile-first coders — Run code generation tasks from a tablet or phone using the touch interface, ideal for vibe coding on the go.
How does Vicoa work?
- Install the Vicoa CLI globally:
npm i -g @vicoa/cli - Launch a session with
vicoaand authorize the terminal via OAuth. - Download the mobile app from App Store or Google Play.
- Connect to your running session from any device, and use the app to monitor progress, receive notifications, approve actions, and view live code diffs.
Pricing
Vicoa offers a free tier to get started. You supply your own Claude Code/Codex subscription or API keys. Advanced features and higher usage limits are available on a paid plan; see the pricing page for details.
FAQ
What is Vicoa?
Vicoa (Vibe Code Anywhere) is a platform that lets you run coding agents like Claude Code and Codex remotely from any device. Start coding on your laptop, continue seamlessly on your phone or tablet, and get instant notifications when your AI agent needs input.
Is Vicoa free?
Yes, Vicoa has a free tier. You need your own Claude Code or Codex subscription or API keys. For advanced features and higher usage limits, paid plans are available.
What devices does Vicoa support?
Vicoa works on iOS (App Store), Android (Google Play), via the web app at vicoa.ai, and as a CLI on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Do I need coding experience to use Vicoa?
No. Vicoa is designed for anyone who uses coding agents. If you can type ideas and run simple commands, you can use it.
How long does it take to set up Vicoa?
Under 5 minutes. Run npm i -g @vicoa/cli, launch with vicoa, then connect from any device.
