Droidtty puts your coding agents on your phone so you can leave the desk and keep them running. It shows what your agents are doing, notifies you only when something needs you, and lets you open a terminal only when you have to. It ships as a native Android APK powered by Ghostty.
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Only the runs that need you raise a notification.
Approve a command or answer a question without returning to the desk.
Open a real terminal only when the situation needs it.
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