Codync

Codync transforms how developers interact with coding agents by providing an open-source, free platform. Key features include: • Persistent, named bots with individual instructions and project context • Group chats, reply threads, and inter-bot collaboration • Approval cards for code changes (allow once, always allow, deny) • Per-bot memory retained across sessions • Remote screen viewing and voice calls with bots This platform allows users to run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and over 40 other coding agents directly on their own computer. It offers a seamless experience with native applications for iPhone, Mac, and Linux, alongside a terminal interface accessible via SSH, ensuring flexibility and accessibility. Codync is designed as a direct, open-source alternative to existing proprietary tools, offering the same robust functionality without vendor lock-in or subscription fees. It prioritizes user control, data privacy through end-to-end encryption, and the freedom to integrate with any preferred coding model. The MIT license ensures it remains 100% free and open. Ideal for software engineers, developers, and coding teams seeking a flexible, secure, and powerful environment to manage and collaborate with multiple coding assistants.