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v1.24.0June 11, 2026

Remote Control From Anywhere

Remote Control From Anywhere. Also in this release: Add Terminals From The Phone, Remote Pairing & Browser Handoff and Remote Dashboard Polish.

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The download page always has the newest build; installers for this version are on GitHub.

What changed

New features

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  • Connect over Cloudflare Tunnel — choose Cloudflare Tunnel in Remote Control settings to generate a public URL for your phone or tablet, so remote access works over LTE, hotel Wi-Fi, or another network without router setup
  • Download and manage cloudflared from the app, with progress, verification, start/stop controls, and a removable cached binary stored in app data
  • The QR code and pairing URL automatically switch between local network and public tunnel addresses when the tunnel starts or stops
  • Create terminals from the remote dashboard — tap Add Terminal on any project to launch an AI agent, shell, custom command, or saved command from your phone
  • Claude, Codex, Gemini, Amp, OpenCode, bash, zsh, PowerShell, and your saved command presets are available in a mobile-friendly sheet
  • New terminals open immediately after creation, so you can watch output, type commands, or send prompts without returning to the desktop

Improvements

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  • Pair only after an explicit tap — opening a QR preview in a camera, scanner, or chat app no longer starts pairing before you choose to connect
  • Move from in-app browsers to Safari more easily — the pairing page keeps the link valid, offers Safari/copy options where supported, and explains why the full browser is better for staying signed in
  • Keep paired browsers signed in across reloads — the remote UI saves device credentials per server URL, so refreshing the page or returning later does not force a fresh pairing
  • See project identity at a glance — project avatars and emoji now appear in the phone dashboard instead of only color dots
  • Understand remote access status faster — Remote Control settings now separate Local Network and Cloudflare Tunnel modes, show connected device counts, expose copyable server/pairing URLs, and explain when links expire
  • Respect remote permissions clearly — the phone dashboard shows Viewer, Approver, Operator, or Admin access, and terminal creation explains when Operator/Admin permission is required

Bug fixes

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  • Fixed Remote Control links dying during handoff from an in-app browser to Safari or Chrome — pairing links now stay reusable for 10 minutes, and each successful pair still creates separate device credentials
  • Fixed stale QR codes opening expired pairing screens — the app now refreshes the underlying pairing link when the current code has expired and only invalidates old links when you explicitly refresh the QR code
  • Fixed remote terminals opening without live output after being created from the phone or after desktop restart — opening a terminal from the phone now starts or reattaches the terminal process before streaming its buffer
  • Fixed Cloudflare Tunnel staying alive after Remote Control stops or the app quits — the tunnel is stopped with the remote server so public URLs do not continue pointing at a dead desktop
  • Fixed dev builds launched from older 1DevTool terminals missing profile isolation — restored terminals are now detected and keep the host app protected when running a development build inside 1DevTool

Screenshots

Phone remote dashboard showing a project card with an Add Terminal button that launches a mobile sheet for picking an AI agent or shell
Phone remote dashboard showing a project card with an Add Terminal button that launches a mobile sheet for picking an AI agent or shell