Code from anywhere.
Short, practical guides on running your AI agents from your phone, with a real mobile UI for each one: slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, and model controls. The agents stay on your PC, Mac, Mac mini, or VPS, with full context of your code. No fluff, just the steps that work.
How to Run Grok Build on Your Phone
A real mobile UI for xAI's Grok Build: slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, and model controls, on your own machine.
PiHow to Run Pi on Your Phone
A native UI for Pi, the minimal open-source agent harness, on your phone: slash commands, @ mentions, permissions, and a model picker.
VPSHow to Set Up Shellular on a VPS
Run Shellular on an EC2 instance, Hetzner box, or any droplet, and control that always-on server from your phone. The full setup in about five minutes.
Cloud AgentsCloud Agents Will Let You Ship From Anywhere
We already ship with agents. The next shift is cloud-run agents, where your phone, laptop, and desktop become interfaces for review and control.
AI AgentsHow to Run AI Agents on Your Phone
A real mobile UI for each agent, with slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, and model controls, running on your own PC, Mac, Mac mini, or VPS.
LocalhostAccess localhost on Your Phone, No ngrok Required
Type localhost:3000 into Shellular's in-app browser and it loads, with a real console, inspector, and network tab. No tunnel, no port forwarding.
Claude CodeHow to Run Claude Code on Your Phone
A native Claude Code UI on your phone: slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, and a model picker, backed by your real machine.
CodexHow to Run Codex on Your Phone
A real mobile UI for Codex, with slash commands, @ mentions, permission approvals, and model controls, plus a terminal and Git behind it.
OpenCodeHow to Run OpenCode on Your Phone
A native OpenCode UI for your phone: slash commands, @ file mentions, permission approvals, and model controls on your own machine.
CursorHow to Use Cursor on Your Phone
The editor stays on desktop, but Shellular gives the Cursor agent a real mobile UI: slash commands, @ mentions, permissions, and model controls.
Comparing the options?
See how Shellular stacks up against the official mobile tools, feature by feature.