DroverSteer AI coding agents from your phone

Supervise and steer AI coding agents running on your own computer — over SSH, with no server in between.

A permission prompt rendered as tappable buttons

Private

No server in the path

Drover connects directly from your device to your own machine over SSH. The developer runs nothing in between, so nothing on that path reaches them. The optional voice assistant is the one feature that sends data off your device, to Google.

Readable

Read the session as chat

The agent's running session is rendered as a readable conversation, not as raw terminal output.

Tappable

Answer prompts as buttons

Permission prompts become tappable buttons instead of something you type into a pane.

Notified

Know when an agent is blocked

Notifications tell you an agent is waiting for you. They carry a fixed template and no transcript content.

What it looks like

Three screens, one running agent

Every screenshot is the app as it ships, captured from the built-in demo — no host required to try it.

The transcript screen, showing markdown prose and a syntax-highlighted diff

Transcript

Markdown prose and syntax-highlighted diffs, scrolled like a conversation.

The herd screen, listing every agent on the host with its status

The herd

Every agent on the host at a glance, each carrying its own status.

The first-run screen, offering a demo that can be opened with no host

First run