Self-hosted Cloudflare Workers relay that connects your phone to Claude Code, Cursor, or any shell on your laptop — no VPN required.
A developer released Loopsy, an open-source tool that creates a WebSocket relay via Cloudflare Workers, letting users control AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) from a mobile browser or native app. Installation is two npm commands; the relay deploys to Cloudflare's free tier in ~30 seconds. Security uses HMAC-signed tokens, SHA-256 hashed secrets, and bearer tokens sent via WebSocket headers rather than query strings. Native iOS and Android apps are currently in review, with a web client available immediately on iOS Safari and Android Chrome.
Loopsy solves a real friction point: you can't easily remote-control long-running AI coding sessions from your phone without VPN or port-forwarding. The relay is a thin Cloudflare Worker WebSocket splice — no state on the relay itself, sessions persist across network drops, and the security model (HMAC tokens, no secrets in query strings) is sane for personal use. The self-hosted model means your code and agent sessions never pass through a third-party service.
If you're running Claude Code on overnight refactoring jobs, deploy Loopsy today and use the web client at /app to check progress and send prompts from your phone without SSH tunneling.
Run: npm install -g loopsy && npx @loopsy/deploy-relay in your terminal
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