OpenCode for iOS / iPhone
The iOS build is now in active development. OpenCode Mobile is configured for iPhone and iPad, with native build and TestFlight CI work underway. It is not downloadable yet and nothing is published on the App Store.
This page tracks what is already complete, what still needs macOS and Apple access, and where to follow the launch.
What exists today
OpenCode Mobile is a free, open-source (MIT) client for the opencode AI coding agent. Android is installable today through F-Droid or a direct APK. The same React Native product is now configured for iOS with bundle ID cc.agentlabs.opencode, an App Store icon and metadata, local-network permission, and automated build work.
If you have an Android phone (or a spare one), it works today. See the setup guide or learn how to use opencode on your phone.
What remains before TestFlight
- Native macOS verification. The generated Xcode project must build and launch in iPhone and iPad Simulators, then the critical connection and chat flow must be exercised.
- Apple configuration. The Apple Developer membership, App Store Connect app record, team ID, and API credentials must be active.
- TestFlight proof. Release CI must build and submit the exact signed archive, and the build must appear for internal testers before we call iOS available.
The public checklist and implementation live in GitHub issue #65. Availability will be claimed only after a real TestFlight install is verified.
Your options right now if you're on iPhone
- Use an Android device. Even an inexpensive or spare Android phone runs the full app today.
- Use the opencode web/desktop interface. Since opencode runs as a server you control, you can reach it from a desktop or — unoptimized — from a mobile browser. It isn't a phone-native experience, but it works.
- Follow the build. Track issue #65 for native build, CI, and TestFlight progress.
Launch progress & how to follow
Implementation is committed; a release date is not. The remaining Mac and Apple-gated work is tracked in public:
Watching the repo notifies you of new releases, including any future iOS news.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an OpenCode app for iOS or iPhone?
Not for download yet. The iPhone and iPad build is in active development, but there is no verified TestFlight or App Store release today.
Can I use OpenCode on my iPhone at all right now?
There's no downloadable native iOS build yet. Because opencode runs as a server you control, you can open its web interface from a mobile browser, but it isn't optimized for phones. Android remains the supported native option until TestFlight opens.
Is the iOS app committed?
Yes. Native build, CI, and TestFlight work is active in issue #65. The launch still depends on macOS verification and Apple credentials.
Is the Android app free and private?
Yes — free, open source under the MIT license, with no ads and no analytics by default. Your code and API keys stay on your own server. See the privacy policy.
Got an Android device? Start here
The app is live today on Android. Set up your server, install it, and code from your phone in minutes.