Overview
Claude Bridge mirrors and controls Claude Code terminal sessions from an Android phone. A lightweight bridge runs on a Linux computer while the mobile client connects over the local network or an encrypted peer-to-peer tunnel. It can expose terminal input, session switching, permission prompts and notifications, which makes remote supervision convenient but also increases the impact of a compromised paired device or unsafe Claude Code permissions.Best for
Claude Code users who want to monitor and control active terminal sessions from an Android device without a hosted relay service.Pricing and availability
The project is available under an open-source license. Hosting, infrastructure, third-party services and support may still create costs.Platforms and integrations
Available through: linux, android.The project connects to Claude Code sessions through a Node.js bridge and Android client, with LAN discovery, WebSocket transport and an optional iroh peer-to-peer tunnel.
Privacy and security
Remote terminal control is security-sensitive. Use one-time pairing carefully, protect both devices, avoid broad unattended permissions and review the repository before installing code that can relay shell input.Key strengths
- Direct device-to-device session control
- LAN and encrypted peer-to-peer connectivity
- Mobile notifications and multiple-session support
Key limitations
- Requires a Linux host and Android client
- Remote shell control creates a high-value attack surface
- The project is young and has a relatively short public history
