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Zedra

Updated July 24, 2026

Overview / Description

Zedra is a mobile companion for developers running heavy desktop workflows. If you're mid-session with Claude Code, Codex, or another AI coding agent and need to get up, scanning a QR code on your phone gives you access to your actual desktop: terminal output, editor state, git diffs, and running agents all stay accessible from your phone. Sessions survive network disconnects, and your desktop keeps doing the compute — your phone is just the window into it. It's purpose-built for the specific problem of keeping long-running AI-assisted coding sessions alive and monitorable while you move around, rather than being a general-purpose remote desktop tool.

Used For

Developers use Zedra to keep long-running AI coding sessions live and monitorable from their phone while stepping away from the desk.

Pricing

Paid

Free

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Pros & Cons

Pros

• Scan a QR code to access your live desktop from your phone — terminal output, editor state, git diffs, and running agents • Sessions survive network disconnects, so long AI coding runs stay alive while you move around • Compute stays on your desktop; your phone is just the window into it • Direct encrypted tunnel via QR pairing with no VPN required • Purpose-built for monitoring AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex

Cons

• Requires your desktop to stay powered on and running to be useful • Narrowly built for AI-assisted coding sessions, not general remote desktop use • A phone screen is a constrained window for editing complex code

Questions & Answers

Alternatives

VS Code Remote, Blink Shell, Tailscale, Coder

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