Run Claude Code on your own remote machine.
It runs a Claude Code session on a machine you own. Two-way sync keeps your laptop and the remote identical, live, so you build and debug right where you always have.
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From zero to a synced session.
Three steps the first time. After that you just click into the session and your files stay in step on their own.
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Connect
The setup wizard finds your machine over SSH and installs a per-project key. No router config, no public ports.
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Focus
One click opens the real Claude Code session running on that machine, right inside a VS Code terminal.
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Sync
Two-way sync mirrors every edit between your laptop and the remote, so you run, hot-reload, and debug locally.
It all lives in one side panel.
Not a chat window pretending to be your editor. A small control panel that drives the session and the sync, and gets out of the way.
- Focus Claude session Opens the real Claude Code REPL in a terminal on your remote.
- Two-way sync Laptop and remote stay byte-identical. Flush or pause from the panel.
- Setup wizard Connect a machine and install a per-project key in a few clicks.
It runs on your hardware. Not a vendor's cloud.
The session runs on your own Mac or Linux box, reachable over SSH or a Tailscale tailnet.
Your code lives on machines you control. Nothing is handed to a third-party agent service.
The same project, byte-identical on both ends, for the whole session. No surprises on apply.
Prefer the terminal? It ships as a CLI.
Same idea, no editor. Sync a project to your machine, ask, and review the diff before a single line lands locally.
$ patchwire setup # connect a machine you own
$ patchwire ask "add a retry to the uploader"
↳ reviewing diff … apply? [y/N] Bring Claude into your editor.
Download the app. It runs on your machine, and your code never leaves your network — unless you explicitly attach a live Flutter session, which opens a scoped, opt-in debug channel to your running app (and nothing else).
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