Use case · Mac mini
Leave the coding work and repository on a dedicated Mac mini. Beeplane gives you a mobile view of supported agent sessions while the host is awake and connected.
A Mac mini can serve as a dedicated development host for local coding agents. Beeplane helps you check session activity from another room or network; it does not wake a sleeping Mac or move your code into a cloud workspace.
Install Beeplane for Mac on the mini and sign in to your local macOS account. Keep the mini powered, awake, and online whenever you expect to reach its agent sessions.
Start Claude Code, Codex CLI, or OpenCode in the project on the mini. Beeplane reads supported local session records from that same machine.
Install Beeplane on iPhone or Android and pair using the QR code or token while both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network.
Enable the encrypted relay on the host before switching networks. Open the session list on your phone to review activity and continue the conversation.
A Mac mini that stays online and runs your development account while you step away.
A host that sleeps or loses network access. Beeplane cannot wake a sleeping Mac.
No. The mini and Beeplane daemon must be running and reachable. Configure macOS power settings for your own always-on workflow.
No. The repository and coding agent stay on the Mac mini; the relay passes encrypted requests and does not store session transcripts.
Beeplane supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode sessions on the host.
Free to download. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other agents on macOS or Linux.