Shellular
Your dev environment, in your pocket.·shellular.dev
Shellular lets developers access their development machine from their phone, including terminal, files, ports, Git workflows, and AI coding agents. It consists of a CLI host daemon running on the user's machine (or remote server) and a mobile app that connects to it via an encrypted WebSocket relay. It supports running terminal-based AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and others through the Agent Client Protocol, along with a full terminal, file browser, Git management, and an in-app browser with DevTools for viewing localhost.
What it's for
Features 16
- Auto-start on boot via system startup script
- Background/daemon mode via 'shellular start'
- Browse, open, and edit files on the host machine
- CLI commands: start, stop, status, logs, clients
- Dedicated mobile UI for agents with slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, model picker, reasoning effort controls
- Device approval required for new devices to connect
- Encryption key exchanged via QR code, never transmitted over network
- End-to-end encryption using libsodium
- Full terminal (TTY, full PATH) with session state preserved across reconnects
- Git workflow support: branches, commits, diffs, stage hunks
- In-app browser with DevTools (console, inspect, network tabs) for viewing localhost ports
- No ngrok/tunnel/port forwarding needed to view localhost
- Open source CLI, relay server, and mobile app
- Optional account allowlist to restrict connections to specific accounts
- Run AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Hermes Agent, Pi) from a phone
- Self-hosting supported for the relay server
At a glance
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Pricing
Shellular is currently free to use with no account or sign-up required. An 'Enterprise' link exists in navigation but no pricing details are given on the supplied pages.
Currently free to use per FAQ; an 'Enterprise' offering is linked but no pricing details are stated.