Claude Session Relay
Resume Claude Code sessions seamlessly across multiple Macs and your iPhone
- Problem
- Developers juggle several Macs and a phone, yet Claude sessions are tied to a local machine, so moving work between devices means manually shuttling project folders through cloud drives. Multiple accounts and instances make it worse, and one developer even weekend-built a TUI just to dig through thousands of sessions and forks.
- Solution
- A lightweight desktop sync daemon that packages session directories, project context, and account profiles into portable workspaces synced through the user's own cloud drive or a peer-to-peer channel. It offers a browser for sessions and forks, letting you pick which session to resume when you switch devices.
- Users
- Heavy Claude Code users, freelancers, and developers who switch between laptop and desktop
- MVP
- Scan local session directories and list sessions and forks; one-click package of the current workspace into a user-chosen sync folder; restore on a new device and list resumable sessions; switch between multiple account profiles; no data sent to third-party servers
- Revenue
- Free tier for one sync target; Pro subscription ($5–8/month) for multi-device and multi-account; or a one-time license
- Why now
- Claude Code is now a primary tool for many developers while official multi-device and multi-account support remains rough; the scope is narrow, needs no model capability, and one indie can ship it fast
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