Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.27, updated 2026-10-25.
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OpenClient brings your self-hosted OpenCode server to iPhone and iPad with a native interface for projects, chats, and ongoing agent work.
Pick up a coding session away from your desk. Follow live responses and tool activity, review file changes, answer permissions and questions, and keep work moving from your phone or tablet.
Your projects and sessions
- Connect to OpenCode v1 or v2 and reconnect quickly to saved servers
- Browse projects, workspaces, and conversation history
- Rename v2 projects and customize their colors and images
- Organize Activity as a list or board with custom workflow statuses
- Mark sessions read or unread, individually or all at once; read state and session statuses sync on supported servers
- Switch workspaces from chat and move sessions between workspaces on v2…
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Tools within reach. • Pin skills beside your favorite commands for quick access in the composer. • Turn automatic permission approval on or off per chat from the chat header on supported servers. • Enjoy a cleaner project sidebar and hide projects directly with Remove from List. • Fixed the plus button in the Assistant composer and widened the tools popover so attachment labels have more room in both composer styles. OpenClient supports OpenCode v1 and v2.
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