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fatma-app

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fatma-app

fatma-app is a mobile-friendly web UI for running Codex across a whole folder of local projects from one place.

Run it in the parent directory that contains your repos, open the web UI, and jump into any project to:

  • run Codex on a selected repo
  • start dev servers and shell commands from the browser
  • inspect diffs and commit changes
  • create new projects and prototype ideas quickly
  • keep working remotely from your phone through Tailscale
  • receive Telegram notifications when Codex finishes or needs input

Install

[!WARNING] You need Codex CLI installed and authorized before fatma-app can do useful work.

npx fatma-app

To expose it on your network without opening a browser locally:

npx fatma-app --host 0.0.0.0 --no-browser

That works well on a home server or VPS. Publish the port through Tailscale, open the URL on your phone, and keep your projects available from anywhere.

What It Is For

Most developers do not have one project. They have a directory full of them: work repos, abandoned hobby apps, new experiments, client work, and side projects they want to turn into something bigger.

fatma-app turns that projects directory into a single control surface for Codex, so you do not need to bounce between terminals and machines just to keep momentum.

Repository

  • GitHub: https://github.com/dinweldik/fatma
  • Monorepo README: https://github.com/dinweldik/fatma/blob/main/README.md