Loopsy
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Your terminal,
in your pocket.

License: Apache-2.0 · Cost: $0 · Setup: ~2 min

The user wants to control their laptop's terminal from their phone — including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex agents — over the public internet, on their own Cloudflare Worker.

✓ Pair phone. Open /app. Run code.
The laptop runs it. The Worker brokers the connection. No port forwarding. No public IP. No VPN.

Model: open-source · Host: your Cloudflare account · Tokens:

macOS Linux Windows
Shipped feat: real-terminal

Real terminal

Type: PTY · Backend: node-pty

Full ANSI, scrollback, resize. vim, tmux, htop render properly.
Shipped feat: persistent-sessions

Persistent sessions

Idle: 10 min · Reconnect: instant

Switch tabs. Lock your phone. Lose signal. Pick up where you left off.
Shipped feat: voice-input

Voice input

API: Web Speech · Edit: before send

Dictate via the Web Speech API. Edit before you hit send.
Shipped feat: hardened

Self-hosted & hardened

CSO: 23 findings closed · Audit: clean

Bearer auth, 4-digit pair codes, secrets hashed at rest, npm provenance. No accounts. No middleman.
Status platforms

Native apps

Live on the App Store and Google Play. Or skip the install and open the web app.

Web app — /app
Open
iOS · iPadOS
App Store
Android
Google Play
Run deploy-relay

Self-host in 30 seconds

One command. Your Cloudflare account. Free tier.

$ npx @loopsy/deploy-relay

 Worker deployed
 PAIR_TOKEN_SECRET set
 Saved to ~/.loopsy/relay.json
You keep the secret. The relay runs on your account, not ours. We never see your traffic.

Tier: Cloudflare Workers free · DO storage: SQLite · Provenance: npm OIDC

3 pieces architecture

Three pieces.

Laptop daemon. Cloudflare Worker (ours or yours). Phone client.

1

Install

Run npm i -g loopsy && loopsy start on your laptop. Daemon connects to the relay and waits.

2

Pair

Run loopsy mobile pair. Scan the QR with your phone. Enter the 4-digit code.

3

Use it

Open /app. Pick the agent. Type, dictate, commit code. Your laptop runs it.