Your OpenCode server, in your pocket.

OpenCode Mobile brings the full power of your self-hosted OpenCode AI assistant to your Android device. Chat with your models, manage conversations, and stay productive anywhere.

• Stay Connected: Access your OpenCode server from anywhere on your mobile device
• Seamless Conversations: Pick up where you left off with synchronized chat history
• Full Control: Connect to your own OpenCode server — your data, your rules
• Privacy-First: Keep your conversations private on your self-hosted infrastructure
• Fast & Native: Built with React Native for smooth, responsive performance

1. Download the app:

   • Google Play (Beta)
   • Direct APK Download

2. Connect to your server: Open the app and enter your OpenCode server URL (default: http://ip:4096)

3. Start chatting: Begin conversations with your AI models instantly

Want to build from source or contribute? See the Development section below.

• Real-time chat with your OpenCode models
• Conversation history and management
• Multi-model support
• Custom server configuration
• Streamed responses for natural conversations
• Clean, intuitive mobile interface

Check out screenshots and more details on the official website.

OpenCode Mobile is built with Expo and React Native.

• Node.js 20+
• npm
• Android Studio / Xcode for native builds

1. Clone the repository and install dependencies:

   git clone https://github.com/alvarolorentedev/opencode-mobile.git
   cd opencode-mobile
   npm install

2. Start the development server:

   npm run start

3. For a development client build:

   npm run start:dev-client

npm run lint           # Run linter
npm run typecheck      # Type checking
npm run test:e2e:web   # End-to-end tests
npm run android        # Build Android app
npm run ios            # Build iOS app

Build a production Android release:

npm run build:android

Build a development client:

npm run build:development:android

Release Automation:

• Push to main to trigger Android release build and artifact upload
• Push a version tag (e.g., v1.2.3) to trigger production Play Store upload
• Use workflow_dispatch for manual internal-track uploads

• Flow validation runs against the fake OpenCode server in tests/fake-opencode/server.mjs
• End-to-end suite uses Playwright (tests/e2e/flows.spec.mjs)
• Full testing strategy documented in TESTING.md

Connection settings are configured inside the app. By default, the app expects an OpenCode server at http://127.0.0.1:4096.

Local configuration files (.env, config.json) are gitignored for security.