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OpenCode Mobile

Coding agents on your Android phone.
Ten agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Kilo, Cline, Goose and OpenCode, in a Linux the app installs itself.
No computer, no Termux. Or connect to the agent on your computer.

Download for Android
 ·  Website
 ·  Get it on Obtainium
 ·  What's new in 2.0

Watch the one-minute demo (mp4), also on the website: one prompt builds a game, it runs in the app's preview, a screenshot goes back into the chat, and the agent adds power-ups.

Why

- Coding agents keep working while you are away from your desk, and they stop to ask. A phone is where that question reaches you.
- Setting up a Linux and an agent by hand on a phone takes a lot of steps. The app does them for you and keeps the agent inside the app.
- Everything stays open: MIT license, your own servers and keys, no hosted service in between.

How it compares

AndCode facts come from its public README, checked 2026-10-31; the Termux column is general. They change; check the source before relying on them.

OpenCode Mobile is a younger project and several of its agents are less tested on real phones; see Compatibility.

Highlights

- Ten agents, one app. Pick Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Kilo, Cline, Goose, Oh My Pi, fx or OpenCode for each conversation. Claude Code and OpenCode are the best proven on a phone; the others are newer. OpenCode's free models work without an API key.
- Real Linux on the phone. The app installs its own Ubuntu with Git and Node, runs the agent there, and keeps your projects inside the app. A full terminal is built in.
- Approve from anywhere. Allow or reject a command from the notification, the home-screen widget or the chat, or turn on auto-approve and let it run.
- Steer…