binigma runs Claude Code and Codex on your own machine — a Mac or a Raspberry Pi — and hands you a fast, installable console to drive them from your phone. Your keys, your code, your terminal.
binigma isn't a tab you leave open — it's a service running on your own always-on machine. Kick off work at your desk, shut the lid, and every session keeps building. Open your phone on the train and pick up exactly where you left off, mid-thought, with full history intact.
Everything you'd reach for a laptop to do — starting sessions, reviewing diffs, merging PRs, steering agents — from the phone already in your hand.
Start Claude Code or Codex sessions, read their reasoning, reply, and approve — with a native-feeling PWA you install to your home screen.
Runs on your own Mac or a Raspberry Pi behind a hardened sandbox. Your source never leaves your box, and no LLM key is stored — it uses your own authenticated CLI.
Promote a session to manager and let it dispatch, coordinate and review other agents in a shared forum. One brain steering many hands.
Worktrees, branches, pull requests and issues — inline. Review diffs with +/− counts, open a full terminal, rebase on latest master without a laptop.
Lightweight enough to live on a $60 board humming on your desk 24/7 — an always-on agent home base you reach from anywhere.
Speak your intent and hear the reply read back — a genuinely hands-free flow for when you're walking, driving or away from a keyboard. Voice in, voice out.
Secrets are sealed on-device. Automated atomic deploys with smoke-checks and auto-rollback keep your instance current without you lifting a finger.
Promote any session to a manager and it stops writing code — it starts running the project. It breaks work into issues, spawns a dedicated subagent per task, and drives each one through your real engineering pipeline. You steer from the top; it does the rest, in parallel.
One command on a machine you already own. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to paste.
A single command on an Apple Silicon Mac or a Raspberry Pi. It installs the toolchain, the service and the current release, then checks it came up.
binigma drives the claude and codex CLIs you are already
logged into. No API key is stored on the box, because none is needed.
Open your instance on your phone, install the PWA, and start driving agents from anywhere.
The whole thing, on hardware you already own — an Apple Silicon Mac or a 64-bit Raspberry Pi. Total control, zero recurring cost.
Copy one block of instructions into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and it walks you through the install a step at a time — asking about your machine and reading your terminal output back. No prior knowledge assumed.
No. binigma uses your own authenticated Claude Code / Codex CLI on your machine — there's no LLM key to store, and nothing sensitive leaves your box. You connect your existing subscription during setup.
An Apple Silicon Mac, or a Raspberry Pi running the 64-bit OS — it's light enough for a Pi 5 to host 24/7. Those are the two arm64 builds that ship today; Intel Macs, 32-bit Pi installs and x86 Linux are not supported. See requirements.
Running binigma on your own machine is free — single-user or multi-user, no account, no seat count. That isn't a trial. Paid plans, when they arrive, will be for a hosted box we run for you and for usage credits; the software you self-host stays free.
Straight after install, binigma listens on the machine's own loopback address, so it's reachable from that machine only. Remote access is the next piece: your box opens an outbound tunnel and you reach it by signing in — no ports forwarded, nothing exposed to the internet. Until that lands you can reach it over SSH port forwarding or your own VPN.
No. binigma runs as a service on your always-on machine, not in a browser tab — so sessions keep building after you shut the lid. Open the phone later and everything reconnects automatically, with full history, right where you left off.
Yes — speak your intent and have replies read back for a hands-free flow when you're away from a keyboard. Voice is optional and enabled with your own transcription key.
Claude Code and Codex today, running real terminal sessions with full git — worktrees, branches, pull requests and issues. You can also promote a session to a manager that coordinates a whole fleet of agents.