MakeThemCode

Ship website changes from your phone

A typo on the homepage, an urgent banner, a price to update: open MakeThemCode in your mobile browser, ask for the change, check it on the live preview and submit.

$1.00 of free credit on every new project. No subscription.

Why coding agents are hard to use on a phone

They run on a computer

Terminal agents need a machine with the project installed. From a phone, that means SSH apps or a remote session to a computer left on.

Diffs on a small screen

Reviewing code changes on a phone is painful. What you want to see is the page itself.

No preview of your site

Without the app running somewhere, you can't check the result before it goes live.

How does it work?

No install, no terminal. Everything in your browser, on your phone, laptop, tablet.

  1. 1

    Your developer, or anyone with GitHub access

    Connect the codebase

    Pick the GitHub repository of the project.

  2. 2

    The project owner

    Invite your team

    Add collaborators by email and choose what each of them can do.

  3. 3

    Your team

    Chat, check, submit

    Ask for a change in the chat, check it in a live preview of the real app, and submit it when it looks right.

Built to work in a mobile browser

Everything runs in the cloud: your phone only shows the chat and the preview.

Nothing to install

Works in Safari or Chrome on iPhone, Android or iPad. No app, no terminal, no computer to keep on.

Chat and preview, one tap apart

Your real app runs in a cloud sandbox. Switch between the conversation and the live preview to check each change.

Finish on your computer

A session started on your phone can be resumed on your desktop, and submitted from either.

Questions

Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes, in any recent mobile browser. There is no app to install.
Is it Claude Code?
No. It runs an open source coding agent (opencode) with Anthropic's Claude models in a cloud sandbox, behind a chat made for mobile.
What do I need to start?
A project connected to its GitHub repository. Someone with access connects it once, then invites you by email.

Pay per request, with spending limits per project and per member. Developers keep control of the repository.

Your website, in your pocket.

Set up the project once on a computer, then make changes from anywhere.

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