Nomade Remote
Check Codex, Claude Code, and other AI coding agents running on your Mac, then jump in from your iPhone, iPad, or another Mac when they need a prompt, a review, or a restart.
Nomade Remote is made for developers who leave AI coding agents working on their Mac. Start Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or your terminal workflow at your desk, then follow progress while you are away.
Open your Mac from iPhone, iPad, or another Mac to read the latest output, accept a prompt, fix a command, restart a task, or send the next instruction without waiting until you are back at your keyboard.
The app keeps the remote desktop focused and quiet: your code, terminal, browser, and agent UI stay at the center, with simple controls for keyboard, pointer, display, and quality when you need them.
Highlights
- Monitor Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, terminals, and local dev servers from anywhere
- Send the next prompt when an agent pauses for confirmation
- Review diffs, logs, builds, and test output without opening a laptop
- Restart a stuck command or switch context from iPhone, iPad, or Mac
- Keep your full desktop available without turning the app into a technical dashboard
- Use one subscription across your Apple devices, including Mac-to-Mac access
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use it with Codex or Claude Code?
Yes. Nomade Remote gives you access to the Mac where those tools are already running, so you can watch terminal output, respond to prompts, review changes, and relaunch commands remotely.
Is this only for coding agents?
No. You can use it as a general Mac remote desktop, but the experience is designed around the moments developers actually need on the move: checking progress, sending a short instruction, reviewing output, and getting back out.
Is Mac-to-Mac access included?
Yes. The same Nomade Remote account and subscription covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac clients, including Mac-to-Mac usage.
Does Nomade Remote store my screen recording?
No. Nomade Remote uses the screen stream to provide the live session you request. It does not sell data and does not use advertising SDKs.
Why are macOS permissions required?
Screen Recording lets Nomade Remote show the remote screen, and Accessibility lets it send pointer and keyboard actions. macOS requires you to approve these permissions explicitly.