Agent approvals
Read the requested tool action and approve or deny it while the agent is waiting.
Check an agent, answer an approval request, inspect Git, read a file, or run a terminal command from your phone while the environment stays on your computer.
A coding agent can ask for approval, a test run can fail, or a deployment command can finish while you are away from the development machine. Waiting until you return turns a short decision into an idle queue.
A conventional remote desktop is a poor fit for this. Desktop panels, tiny terminal text, and pointer-driven controls become difficult to use on a narrow touch screen.
Flame Mobile exposes the focused actions that unblock work while repositories, credentials, containers, terminals, and running processes stay on the macOS, Windows, or Linux host.


Read the requested tool action and approve or deny it while the agent is waiting.
Continue a task, answer a question, or check what an agent changed.
Inspect repository state and handle a focused commit, pull, or push from the host.
Reconnect to a project terminal, inspect a build, or restart a process.
Read project files and see what changed without streaming an entire desktop.
Open assigned work and prepare a task for an agent from the phone.
Anywhere mode uses Flame Secure Relay. The host and phone establish an end-to-end encrypted channel, and the relay does not receive the session key.
Choose Anywhere for the encrypted relay, Same Wi-Fi for local access, or a custom connection mode.
Scan the QR code, verify the six-word host fingerprint, and enter the phone's two-digit approval code in Flame.
Use files, AI chat, Git, tasks, approvals, activity, or a real terminal sized for a phone.
Set an expiry, revoke a device immediately, turn access off, or rotate the host identity.
Agent tasks keep running on the host. From your phone, you can follow activity, answer questions, approve actions, and decide what deserves review when the result is ready.
See how Flame manages parallel AI coding agentsDownload Flame, pair your phone, and control the development machine that is already running.
Free to use on macOS, Windows, and Linux.