Pick up where you left off...
Leave the laptop.
Take the session.
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1. Download the Sesori app
Need help? Read the docs
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2. Install the Bridge CLI
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3. Run the Bridge on your machine
Run this in your terminal on the same machine as OpenCode, Codex, or Cursor.
Your live connections, in your pocket.
Your harnesses, on mobile.
Connect OpenCode, Codex, or Cursor without changing your desktop workflow.
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A native mobile workflow, without the patchwork.
Code with your voice
Speak instructions, answer AI prompts, and guide your coding session naturally without touching a keyboard.
Runs locally, connects everything
The Bridge runs locally. The relay connects your phone without reading your data.
End-to-end encrypted
The encrypted relay sees nothing but opaque binary.
Your code never leaves your control.
Read the docs for more info.
Switch harnesses,
not apps.
Move between OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor without changing your mobile workflow. Claude Code is coming soon, with more integrations to follow.
Harnesses
Sesori
Done - Review selected nav elements
Get notified when your agent needs input or finishes a task.
Review changes before you ship.
See every changed file, inspect the diff, and commit finished work from your phone.
Say it. Skip the typing.
Speak prompts and replies without typing.
Voice is transcribed through Sesori’s hosted service. Privacy details.
Your laptop's projects, in your pocket
One app for the harnesses you already use.
The Bridge brings projects, sessions, and live progress to your phone—all in one app.
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CodexAvailable
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OpenCodeAvailable
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CursorAvailable
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Claude CodeComing soon
The session goes mobile.
The Bridge securely connects the coding session on your computer to Sesori on your phone. Your code stays local, while prompts and responses travel through an end-to-end encrypted relay.
Read more in our docs
Sesori App
Phone
WSS · E2E encrypted
Sesori
Bridge Local adapter AI Harness PC
Bridge Local adapter AI Harness PC
Questions, answered.
The essentials for getting Sesori running and keeping your sessions private.
Explore the docs
Sesori is a mobile control surface for OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor sessions running on your
computer. Review progress, send prompts, use voice, and keep work moving from your phone. It is not
a mobile IDE or cloud workspace — your code and development environment stay on your machine.
OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor are supported today, with Claude Code coming soon. The mobile app is
available on iOS and Android, and the Bridge runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. More integrations
can follow through the Bridge’s plugin architecture.
Download the mobile app, install the Bridge on the computer where your OpenCode, Codex, or Cursor
sessions run, then sign in to both with the same account. They pair automatically, even across
different networks. Follow the three-step setup above or open the
docs for the full walkthrough.
The Bridge connects your phone to OpenCode, Codex, and Cursor sessions running on your computer. It
handles pairing, the encrypted relay connection, notifications, and compatibility with integration
updates. You only need to run it when you want to access a session from your phone.
Traffic between your phone and computer is
end-to-end encrypted. The relay sees only opaque encrypted
traffic — it cannot read your code, prompts, or AI responses. Sesori keeps the account and routing
metadata needed to operate the service, while your code stays on your machine.
To delete your account, open Settings → Account in the mobile app. If you cannot
access it, email [email protected] from the address linked to
your account and include your sign-in method. On your computer, run
sesori-bridge logout and stop the Bridge to clean up the local connection.
Yes. Sesori is free to use. The Bridge source is available on GitHub under the
FSL-1.1-ALv2 license.
Everything on your phone.
Your code stays on your computer.
All your AI harnesses in one app. Add the Bridge. Keep the next prompt within reach.
