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9remote

v2.0.17

Published

Remote terminal access from anywhere

Downloads

1,804

Readme

9Remote — Terminal in Your Pocket

Your Mac/Linux/Windows terminal, remote desktop, and file explorer — accessible from any phone or browser, anywhere, instantly.

npm version Downloads License

🚀 Quick Start💡 Features🌐 Website📖 Docs


🤔 Why 9Remote?

Remote access today is painful:

  • SSH — firewall rules, port forwarding, SSH keys
  • VPN — overkill just to check a terminal
  • ngrok / tunnels — expire, lose connection
  • TeamViewer — slow, desktop-only, paid
  • Termius — SSH-only, no desktop, no browser

9Remote solves all of it:

  • One command — install, scan QR, done in 30 seconds
  • Auto tunnel — Cloudflare tunnel, no port forwarding
  • All-in-one — terminal + desktop + file explorer + editor
  • Works on phone — full workspace from browser, <50ms latency
  • Persistent — PTY sessions survive restarts
  • Pair Device — only approved devices connect, zero signup

⚡ Quick Start

npm install -g 9remote
9remote

🎉 Scan the QR → pair your device → you're in.

Works on macOS, Linux, Windows. Requires Node.js 20+.

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | 9remote | TUI mode — interactive menu with QR code | | 9remote ui | Web UI mode — opens dashboard at localhost:2208 |


✨ Features

| Feature | What It Does | |---------|--------------| | 🖥️ Remote Terminal | Full PTY shell via WebSocket | | 🖱️ Remote Desktop | Live screen streaming via WebRTC | | 📁 File Explorer | Browse, upload, download files | | 💻 Code Editor | Built-in editor with syntax highlighting | | 🔗 Git Integration | Run git commands with visual status | | 📱 Mobile Optimized | Touch-friendly UI, gesture controls | | 🔑 QR Login | One-time 30-min key, scan to connect | | 🔒 Auto Tunnel | Cloudflare tunnel, no port forwarding | | 🔄 Persistent Sessions | PTY daemon survives restarts | | 🌍 Multi-Device Sync | Same session across phone/tablet/laptop | | 🔔 Push Notifications | Build finished? Get notified | | 🤖 AI Integration | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw | | 🌐 Local Sites Proxy | Expose localhost:3000 to phone | | 🔐 Pair Device | Approve each device before it connects | | 🆓 No Account | Machine ID + QR key, zero signup |


🎯 Use Cases

Code from bed — 11 PM, bug in prod, laptop in another room? Open the app on your phone, scan QR, fix, push, sleep.

Fix bugs at a cafe — Production down, only phone + café Wi-Fi? Connect to your home Mac, tail logs, edit config, deploy.

Deploy on vacation — Client needs a hotfix, you're on the beach? Phone → 9remote → git pull → deploy → back to the beach.

On-call engineer — 3 AM alert, don't want to boot laptop? Push notification → terminal + remote desktop from bed.


📖 Setup

On first run, 9Remote generates two keys:

  • Permanent Key — stored locally, tied to your machine ID
  • One-Time Key — 30-minute temporary key for the QR code

Connect from phone:

  1. Run 9remote on your machine
  2. A QR code appears in the terminal
  3. Open 9remote.cc on your phone (or the mobile app)
  4. Scan the QR → connected instantly

Keys are never stored on our servers after the session ends.

Requires two system permissions:

  1. Screen RecordingSystem Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording
  2. AccessibilitySystem Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility

Enable Terminal (or the app you ran 9remote from), then toggle Remote Desktop in the TUI menu.

Performance:

  • Adaptive framerate: 60ms active / 400ms idle
  • Tile-based diff rendering (only changed regions sent)
  • WebRTC DataChannel for minimal latency

Expose your local dev servers automatically:

http://localhost:3000  →  https://<tunnel>/proxy/3000/
http://localhost:5173  →  https://<tunnel>/proxy/5173/

Perfect for testing responsive design on real devices, sharing WIP builds, or mobile debugging without USB.


❓ FAQ

Yes. Every new device must be explicitly approved via Pair Device before it can access the host. Plus:

  • No open ports — Cloudflare tunnel is outbound-only
  • Keys never stored on our servers after session ends
  • No terminal output, files, or screen data collected
  • One-time QR keys expire in 30 minutes

Yes. Free to use, no signup, no credit card. MIT licensed.

No. Uses Cloudflare Quick Tunnel — outbound only. Works behind home NAT, corporate firewalls, mobile hotspots, VPNs.

Yes. A LocalFirstAdapter races LAN vs tunnel and uses whichever is faster. If phone and host share the same Wi-Fi, traffic stays local.

Yes. Works seamlessly with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Cursor, OpenClaw, and any CLI tool. Run them on your host, access from your phone.

Host: macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon), Linux (x64, arm64), Windows (x64) Client: Any modern browser, iOS 14+, Android 8+


🐛 Troubleshooting

"Port 2208 already in use"

  • Another instance running → pkill -f 9remote and retry
  • Or use a different port: PORT=3308 9remote

"Cloudflare tunnel failed to start"

  • Check internet connection
  • cloudflared auto-installed on first run; otherwise install manually from cloudflared docs

"Screen Recording / Accessibility denied" (macOS)

  • Grant permissions in System Settings → Privacy & Security, then restart 9Remote

"QR code expired"

  • Keys expire in 30 minutes → regenerate from TUI menu: Key → Regenerate

"Can't connect from phone"

  • Check both devices have internet
  • Try forcing tunnel mode: Settings → Connection → Tunnel only

📧 Links


📄 License

MIT © 9Team