Control any AI agent from your phone — no companion app

You started an agent on your laptop and walked away. With RogerThat you can keep driving it from your phone — any agent, no app to install. You get a one-tap link and a QR code; the agent keeps running on your machine with full access to your files and tools.

How it's different from Claude's built-in remote control

Anthropic ships an official Remote Control for Claude Code, but it's Claude-only and routes through the Claude mobile app. RogerThat is deliberately vendor-neutral: the same flow drives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Kimi, Aider or any agent with a shell, and the phone side is just a web page — nothing to download.

How it works

1. Tell your agent: "open a remote channel so I can drive you from my phone." (Or POST /api/remote-control.)
2. The agent gets back a mobile_url (one-tap), a QR-page link, and a 6-digit PIN.
3. Open the link on your phone — or scan the QR — and you're talking to your PC's agent in real time.

The agent listens on the channel, shows a "working" dot while it's busy, and replies as messages. You type from your phone; it acts on your machine.

Is it secure?

The credentials ride in the URL fragment (the part after #), which browsers never send to the server — so they don't hit logs. Treat the link like a key: anyone with it can drive that agent on its private, 24-hour channel. Sharing with a group? Generate the link without the embedded PIN and relay the PIN separately, and wrong PIN guesses are rate-limited.