Claude Code on mobile: start, steer and approve from your phone

Claude Code is built for the terminal. SYC-AI puts it in your pocket: open a session, answer questions, approve commands and get a phone alert when a long task is done.

What you can do from your phone

How it works

The SYC-AI Android app ships with Claude Code inside, so the agent runs on the phone itself. You can also connect a Windows PC and run sessions there while steering them from the phone. Sign in to Claude once in your own browser; your provider login stays on your device.

The conversation passes through syc-ai.com and is stored in your session history so it can follow you between devices. Your provider logins stay on your own device.

Claude and Codex in one conversation

Add a Codex account and SYC-AI can hand work over when one subscription hits its usage limit, so the task keeps moving. Claude Code and Codex work end to end today; other engines are coming soon.

Get started

  1. Create a free account at app.syc-ai.com (Google, GitHub or Gmail).
  2. Install the Android app from the download section.
  3. Press Install next to Claude Code and sign in once.

SYC-AI is free until 31 December 2026; pricing after that has not been announced.

Frequently asked questions

Is SYC-AI free?

Yes. SYC-AI (Main) is free until 31 December 2026. Pricing after that date has not been announced.

Does this replace the terminal?

No. It adds a phone and desktop control surface for Claude Code. It is not a replacement for Anthropic's own tools, and it is not made by Anthropic.

Do I need my own Claude account?

Yes. You sign in with your own Claude subscription or access; SYC-AI does not resell it.

Does it work on iPhone?

Not today. The mobile app is for Android.

Which platforms are supported?

An Android app (APK) and a Windows installer (.exe), plus a web panel for your profile, plan and devices. There is no Linux, macOS or iPhone version.

Is SYC-AI affiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI?

No. SYC-AI is an independent product by SYC. Claude and Codex are trademarks of their owners, and you use your own accounts under each provider's terms.