> served from your own desktop

Your coding agent, in your pocket.

Switchyard runs Claude against the repositories on your desktop, and your phone is the remote control. Give it a task, watch it read, edit and test, approve what it asks, then review the diff and push. The repositories, the credentials and the agent never leave the machine.

Try the demo Open Switchyard owner sign-in

Switchyard on a laptop: the project's files beside a Claude session that edited a route and ran its tests.

The same session on a phone, with Claude asking to run npm test.

Work you can follow

Files read, edits with their line counts, commands and test results, as a timeline rather than terminal noise.

You approve, from anywhere

Claude asks before anything that matters. Allow once, always for the project, or deny, with one thumb.

Sessions outlive the phone

The agent keeps working when the screen locks. Reconnect and everything you missed replays, on any device.

Review, commit, push

The diff per file, a commit message, and git push, plus the file tree, an editor and a shell.

The demo runs a made-up project in your browser. Nothing you type in it leaves the page.

Switchyard itself belongs to its owner: “Open Switchyard” asks for a one-time code sent to an allowed address.