A fleet of coding agents on your Mac. The helm in your pocket.
Armada runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and plain shells side by side. When one needs a decision, it lands on your iPhone: allow the command, answer the question, review the diff.
Uses the agents you already have installed and logged in. No API keys, no new account.
Approvals, questions, live chat, and a diff review when it stops.
Approvals, input requests, chat, model list and turn review.
Armada spots when it's waiting on you and pings the phone.
Dev servers, test runs, anything. Reach it from the Term tab.
Watch a fleet run while you're out.
Start four agents at the desk, walk away, and keep them moving from the phone.
Every terminal you have open, in one calm window.
Armada launches the tools from your own login shell, so your installs, logins and configs work as they already do. Sessions keep running when you switch projects or update the app.
Sessions that outlive the app
A background core owns every terminal. Quit, update or relaunch Armada and your agents are still mid-task when it comes back.
Find anything, fast
Jump between sessions and projects from the keyboard.
Fleet view
Every agent across every project, sorted by what needs you: Needs you, Working, Ready for review, Idle.
A worktree per terminal
Start a new agent on its own git worktree so two of them never trip over the same files.
Your config stays yours
Armada hooks into Claude Code through its own settings file. Your global setup is never touched.
Review when they stop
When a turn ends, Armada collects the diff, new files included, and opens a review card on the desk and the phone.
Make the desk yours. Then let it snow.
Pick a theme in Settings and the whole window follows, from the project rail to every terminal. Flip on snow and flakes drift down over your sessions while the agents work.
Appearance
Theme EffectsEight of the twelve. Tap one to preview it above; the other four are waiting in Settings.
Snow, on a few favorites
One switch in Settings. Here it is falling on Frost, Deep Space and Midnight.
Step away from the desk. The fleet keeps moving.
A native SwiftUI app with an Inbox of decisions, the whole fleet at a glance, full chat and a real terminal for every session. Now in TestFlight.
shiploot · Claude Code
Wants to run npm run migrate
1 needs you · 2 working · 1 ready
Your machine does the work. The phone just holds the helm.
Agents never leave your machine. The phone talks to it directly on your network, and through an encrypted relay when you're away.
Scan the code in Settings → iPhone, then confirm on the Mac. Each pairing code works once and expires in two minutes.
Answer on the phone or at the keyboard. Whichever comes first resolves the prompt and closes it everywhere else.
Away from home, every frame is sealed with a key that only your Mac and phone share. The relay just passes it along.
Every paired phone is listed in Settings. Remove one and its access ends immediately.
Your Mac, a Mac mini on the shelf, or a VPS you own.
Run it where you already code. The phone reaches it on your Wi-Fi at home and through the relay when you're out.
Leave the fleet on a machine that never sleeps. Close the laptop, get on a plane, and the agents keep going.
Run it on a server you control. Your code stays on your box, and the phone pairs with it by QR code like any other machine.
Before you install.
Do I need API keys or a new account?
No. Armada starts the Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode installs you already have, with the logins and subscriptions you already use.
Does my code go to a server?
Not ours. Agents run on a machine you own: your Mac, a Mac mini or your own VPS. The phone connects to it directly, and when you're away the relay only forwards encrypted frames it can't open.
What happens if I answer on both?
The first answer wins. Answer at the keyboard and the card on your phone closes by itself.
Does it change my Claude Code settings?
No. Terminals that Armada starts get their own settings file for the hooks. Your own config is left alone.
What if I close the app or update it?
Your sessions keep running. A background process owns the terminals, so the app can quit and come back without interrupting an agent.
Can I run it on a Mac mini or a VPS?
Yes. Put Armada on any always-on machine you own and pair your phone with it the same way. Close your laptop and the fleet keeps working.
Which agents get full phone control?
Claude Code and Codex: approvals, questions, chat and diff review. OpenCode and plain terminals get status and the Term view.
Put the fleet to work.
Start your agents at the desk and keep them moving from wherever you are.