Circle what’s wrong. Send it back.
Snapshot the preview, circle the problem with a finger, and it lands in your agent’s prompt as an image it can read. Add your words, hit return.
Designed for iPhone.
Run your coding agent from your phone. Talk to it, watch it render.
Solavera puts a real terminal and your live frontend on one screen, connected over SSH to your own machine (Mac, Linux, or a VPS) and the Claude Code setup you already have. No tunnel to expose, no split screen, no deploying just to see what changed.
Get the beta
Free on TestFlight. Invites start in the next week or two.
See everything.
Point at anything.
Open anything it writes.
Solavera keeps a live list of every file your agent touches. Tap one and it renders: markdown, images, PDF. No dev server required.
No tunnel wrangling.
It’s a real terminal: ssh, your keys, your sessions. The preview rides a local port-forward over the connection it already holds, so your dev server never leaves localhost. Nothing to install on your machine, no daemon to run.
Made for how you actually use a phone.
Voice, gestures, and sessions that outlast a dropped connection.
Swipe between agents.
Run more than one at once, each in its own tab. Two fingers to switch, the way you move through any app on your phone.
Use your voice.
Tap the mic and say what you want. It lands in the agent’s prompt, no keyboard, no thumb-typing into a command line.
Walk away. Come back.
Close the app, lose signal, go get coffee. Your agent keeps working, and you land right where you left off.
From the founder
I’ve been enjoying driving Claude Code from my phone. But I kept going back to my desk just to check simple things: the page it changed, the file it wrote. So I’m building the tools that keep me in the loop. Now I grab the coffee, take the walk, and never lose the thread.
— Henry, building Solavera solo
Roadmap
Today you direct the agent by voice or keyboard, watching the preview repaint, and circling what looks wrong right on the render. Next: everything else you can see becomes something you can point at and send back.
Shipped
- A real SSH terminal with the live preview sliding up over it
- The preview repaints the moment the agent edits
- Tap a file path the agent prints and it renders in the sheet
- Circle what looks wrong and send the picture
- Talk to your agent instead of typing
- Swipe between agents running in tabs
- Sessions that keep running after you close the app
- Nothing to install on your machine
Next
- Tap a console error to hand it to the agent
- A visual before-and-after of each change
- Tap an element to drop its source into your prompt
Get the beta.
Solavera is built and in device testing now. TestFlight invites go out in the order signups come in.
$ claude .
Free on TestFlight. Invites start in the next week or two.
You’re on the list. Watch your inbox for the TestFlight invite.
Questions
Do I need to set up a tunnel?
No. The preview travels over your SSH connection. Nothing public, nothing to expose, no tunnel to configure.
What do I need?
A computer you can SSH into, your SSH key, and your iPhone. On a Mac that’s turning on Remote Login in Sharing, which is a toggle, not an install; nothing else goes on the machine. On the same wifi it works out of the box. Away from home, connect however you already reach your machine, like Tailscale.
Does it work on Linux or Windows?
Yes. The SSH side is the same on any machine, so Solavera connects to whatever you can reach. macOS is what it’s built and dogfooded on, so it’s the smoothest, best-supported path. Linux and a remote VPS work over the same SSH connection. Windows works if you can SSH in, usually with the agent running in WSL, and it’s the least tested. Setup help is strongest for the Mac path right now.
Does it work with my setup?
ssh, tmux, any dev server. Vite, Next, Astro, whatever you’re running.
Is it safe?
Your iPhone and your computer connect over a private, encrypted link. Your code stays on your machine.
What if I close the app or lose signal?
Turn on session persistence and your work keeps running. Close the app, drop to cellular, come back, and your agent and your tabs are right where you left them.
Does it work with other agents?
Yes. It’s a terminal, so anything you run works. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Hermes, OpenClaw.
What does it cost?
The beta is free on TestFlight. At launch it’s $5/mo, locked for life if you subscribe early. The price goes up after that. The $5 keeps a solo maker building this.