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Codync

by Pokai Lee

Free, open-source app that turns Claude Code, Codex and 40+ agents into bots on your own computer.

Personal assistantFree

Pricing
Free
Category
Personal assistant
Platforms
Apple, Windows, Linux, Terminal
Type
Open source
Maker
Pokai Lee
Website
codync.dev
Last verified
October 18, 2026

What it does

Codync runs the coding agents you already have signed in on your computer (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot and about 40 more) as persistent bots you message from your iPhone, Mac, Windows PC, Linux desktop or a terminal. Bots can share group chats and threads, keep their own memory, run routines and ask before risky commands; you get a ping only when one finishes or needs you. Agents run on your own machine with your own logins, and the phone reaches it end-to-end encrypted. Free and open source (Apache-2.0), built in Rust by independent developer Pokai Lee.

  • Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini and 40+ agents
  • Group rooms where bots hand work to each other
  • Approval cards: allow once or always
  • End-to-end encrypted phone access
  • Engram memory per bot
  • Widgets, Live Activities and Dynamic Island on iPhone
  • Turns your agent CLIs into bots
  • Group chats with several bots

Best for

Developers who already use Claude Code or CodexRunning bots across a Mac and a VPS

The maker

Pokai Lee

“The open-source Grok Bot alternative, 100% free.”In their words

Pricing

Free

Free and open source (Apache-2.0) with every feature included and no paid tier; you pay only your agents' providers through the plans or keys you already have (official site FAQ, checked Oct 18, 2026).

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Prices change. Confirm on the official site.

Runs on

iOSAndroidMacWindowsLinuxWebCLIChromeWhatsAppTelegramSMSAPI

Lit = listed by the maker. Dimmed = not listed.

Desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux, an iPhone app, and a terminal UI over SSH; a Linux host can run on a server.

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