OpenCode for iOS / iPhone
The honest answer: there isn't an iOS app yet. OpenCode Mobile is currently Android only — there is no iPhone or iPad build, and nothing on the App Store. If you landed here hoping for an iOS download, we'd rather tell you straight than waste your time.
Here's the full picture: what exists today, why iOS isn't available yet, what your options are right now, and how to be the first to know if that changes.
What exists today
OpenCode Mobile is a free, open-source (MIT) Android client for the opencode AI coding agent. It's live now — v0.4.3 — installable via F-Droid or a direct APK. It connects your phone to an opencode server you run yourself, so your code and AI provider keys stay on your own machine, with no telemetry by default.
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.
Why there's no iOS app (yet)
- It's a small, volunteer open-source project. Development started on Android, and maintaining a quality second platform is real, ongoing work.
- iOS has extra overhead. Shipping to iPhone needs a paid Apple Developer account and App Store review — a higher bar than Android's open distribution (F-Droid, direct APK).
- Focus beats half-finished. The goal is to do one platform well rather than ship two mediocre apps. An iOS port is technically feasible but not yet committed.
No vaporware promises here. If an iOS build happens, it'll be announced on GitHub — not pre-sold on a landing page.
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.
- Register your interest. Open or upvote a feature request on GitHub so the demand for iOS is visible.
Roadmap & how to follow
There's no committed iOS release date. The most reliable way to hear about it — and every other release — is straight from the repo:
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 yet. OpenCode Mobile is Android only. There is no iOS, iPhone, or iPadOS build, and none on the App Store.
Can I use OpenCode on my iPhone at all right now?
There's no native iOS client. 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. For a proper mobile experience, the Android app is the supported option.
Will an iOS app ever come?
Possibly. It's technically feasible but not committed. Demand on GitHub helps; any news will be announced there.
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.