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Hako vs Claude Code Remote Control

Both let you steer work running on your own computer from your phone. Hako opens your herdr panes over SSH or Mosh. Remote Control connects a local Claude Code session to the Claude app or a browser.

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Which one fits your work?

We make Hako. Here’s why you might choose it, and why you might choose Claude Code Remote Control.

Choose Hako when…

You use Claude Code alongside Codex, Gemini or other agents, and want one list across your Macs. Open a real terminal, switch projects and answer agents from the Lock Screen without moving them out of herdr.

Choose Claude Code Remote Control when…

Your workflow centers on Claude Code and you already have an eligible Claude subscription. Continue the conversation in the Claude app, send attachments and receive push notifications, without setting up SSH or Tailscale.

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Compare the workflow and what it takes to get connected.

Hako vs Claude Code Remote Control
At a glanceHakoClaude Code Remote Control
Built forEvery agent on every Mac in one native list.Continue local Claude Code conversations from another device.
Client platformsiPhone, iPad and Mac. App Store launch coming soon.Claude app on iPhone, iPad and Android, or a web browser.
Working with agentsherdr panes sorted by who needs you; answer from the Lock Screen.Claude Code sessions, with messages and tool activity synced across devices.
ConnectionsSSH and Mosh. Tailscale for the paired-Mac workflow.Outbound HTTPS through Anthropic’s servers. Code execution stays on your computer; transcripts are stored on Anthropic’s servers.
Host setupTerminal Bridge and herdr on each Mac. iCloud Keychain for automatic pairing, or pair by QR code.Sign in to Claude Code and enable Remote Control, then open the session link or scan its QR code. Keep your computer and Claude process running.
CostFree, with no account to make.Requires an eligible paid Claude plan. API keys are not supported; Team and Enterprise access needs administrator approval.

Reviewed November 3, 2026 against official sources. Features and plans can change; check current details before choosing.

Hako’s agent workflow needs herdr and Terminal Bridge on your Macs, with Tailscale for access from your phone. Without herdr, it’s a plain SSH and Mosh terminal for Mac and Linux. See Hako’s setup and FAQ.

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