Built for AI coding Agents

Leave the computer at home.
Keep the Agent in your pocket.

VibeSpin connects your phone or browser to the terminal on your Mac or Linux machine, so you can run and monitor Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI — review changes, approve critical actions, and get completion alerts. No public IP or router setup.

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Direct connections always freeEnd-to-end encryptedReconnect without losing progressWorks with any terminal Agent

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What is VibeSpin?

A controller in your phone and browser that connects to the terminal on your Mac or Linux machine. It does not replace Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI. It lets you leave the computer and still read output, review diffs, approve actions, and get notified.

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From one entry point to every detail

The site is split into product, use cases, security, and pricing and download, so you do not have to hunt through one long page.

Product

Terminal, Agents, remote desktop, files, and team collaboration in one place.

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Use cases

Commute, on-call, task handoff before sleep, shared machines.

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Security

What is encrypted, what is stored in plaintext, and what we never touch.

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Pricing

Four plans, platform requirements, and install steps.

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Six moments, one place to land

AI Agent tasks run for minutes or hours. You should not be tied to your desk waiting for them to finish or ask for approval.

Review on the commute

A push notification says the Agent is done. Open the diff on the subway and reply "continue."

Approve what matters

The Agent wants to run git push. Approve or reject from your phone; high-risk actions need a long press.

Put out a fire

Production breaks while you are away. Connect to the machine at home and type the command from your phone.

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Trust you can verify

Encryption, signatures, and pairing are visible in the interface, not hidden behind the curtain.

End-to-end encryption

Terminal content, code, and keys pass through the cloud only as ciphertext; the cloud retains none of it. Account settings such as notes, quick commands, and session templates are hosted in plaintext for multi-device sync — the boundary is explicit.

It does not invade your environment

No shell config changes, no system hooks, no private integration with any Agent — only the standard terminal interface. A clean uninstall is part of trust.

Offline-first honesty

The controlled computer is the single source of truth; the controller is only a view. Reconnecting loses no output, and you can see that nothing was lost.

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Pricing

Choose by team size.

Subscription with a 3-day free trial (card required). Direct connections are always free — they do not use relay bandwidth.

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The questions we hear most

Do I need a public IP or router setup?

No. The controlled computer opens an outbound connection, with a relay and automatic hole punching. It uses a direct connection when possible and falls back to the relay when it is not. The connection indicator always shows which path is active.

Will I lose work if the connection drops?

No. tmux keeps the session alive. Losing the connection only closes the display; the process keeps running and the terminal content catches up seamlessly on reconnect.

Can the cloud see my code?

No. Terminal content, code, and keys pass through the cloud only as ciphertext and are not retained. Only account settings such as notes, quick commands, and session templates are hosted in plaintext for sync.

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