Paseo
Officially listedOpen-source self-hosted control plane for supervising coding agents from your phone, desktop, or terminal.
Paseo
Paseo is a self-hosted control plane for coding agents that lets you run and supervise agent CLIs like Claude Code and Codex remotely from your phone, desktop, or terminal. Maintained by a solo independent developer, its core is open source and free, focused on remote oversight so you can keep watch even away from your desk.
Core Capabilities
- Multi-Provider Orchestration: Native support for Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode / Pi, plus roughly 35 agents including Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI via ACP
- Cross-Platform Parity: Desktop, web, CLI, and native iOS / Android share one daemon, with mobile features aligned to desktop
- Remote Connections: End-to-end encrypted relay (the daemon is outbound-only) or direct LAN connection with no open ports
- Zero Upstream Modification: Launches upstream CLIs as subprocesses without extracting credentials or calling inference APIs, preserving subscriptions and configuration
- Developer Primitives: TypeScript SDK, built-in MCP server, plugin system, cron, and Git worktree isolation
- Privacy First: No telemetry, no tracking, no login required, and local voice stays on-device by default
Use Cases Individual developers and small teams already using CLI agents; remote-supervision users who need to monitor, approve, and append instructions away from their desks; and technical users with a VPS / NAS who prefer self-hosting. Not a fit if you need vendor SLAs or a purely zero-configuration setup.
Unique Strengths Rare among peers, it treats the phone in your pocket as a first-class citizen, with mobile already GA and feature-aligned with desktop; the core is Apache-2.0, completely free with zero lock-in, while Conductor ($50/month) and Superset keep core capabilities behind paywalls.
Editorial Review With 18.7k GitHub stars, 15k+ weekly downloads, and a 4.85 App Store rating, this is a genuinely active product. But the risks must be named: the maintainer is a self-employed individual in Spain with no corporate entity as backstop and a bus factor of 1; it remains in a fast-changing pre-1.0 phase; and the daemon defaults to trusting anything network-reachable—binding to 0.0.0.0 exposes your full development environment and credentials, so hardening is on you.
Pricing
### 💰 定价模式：免费增值（核心开源免费） **起步价**：免费（核心产品 Apache-2.0 开源） #### 主要方案 - **核心版**：免费 - 桌面 / 移动 / Web / CLI / daemon / SDK / 官方 relay 全部免费，无席位限制，但需自备上游 Agent 订阅 - **自托管 Hub**：免费 - 自行运行 Hub（`npx @getpaseo/hub`），自带 GitHub / Slack / Discord 触发能力 - **托管 Hub**：€15/席位/月 - Paseo 代运营触发器，daemon 仍跑在用户自己的机器上 #### 试用/其他信息 托管 Hub 提供免费试用（hub.paseo.sh），无卡试用到期后需添加支付方式；支付由 Stripe 处理。仅通过 GitHub / Slack / Discord 触发 Agent 的人不计入席位。官网无 /pricing 路由，定价信息集中在 Hub 页面。 — Visit website
FAQ
Is Paseo free?
The core product is completely free: desktop/mobile/web/CLI/daemon/SDK and the official relay all have no seat limits under the Apache-2.0 open source license. Only the optional hosted Hub costs €15/seat/month, while the self-hosted Hub is free.
What can Paseo be used for?
It is a control plane for coding agents: a local daemon uniformly launches and supervises agent CLIs like Claude Code and Codex, letting you monitor, approve, and append instructions remotely from your phone, desktop, web, or terminal.
Which coding agents does Paseo support?
It natively supports four providers—Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi—plus about 35 agents including Copilot, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, and Cline installable in one click via the ACP protocol, and it also supports any custom CLI.
How does Paseo differ from Conductor and Superset?
Paseo is open source, free, and its mobile app is GA with desktop feature parity; Conductor ($50/month) is macOS only with no mobile app, and Superset's iPhone app supports only terminal and diff review. Paseo's edge is reach.
Is Paseo's daemon secure, and what are the risks of binding to 0.0.0.0?
The daemon listens only on 127.0.0.1:6767 by default, so the security boundary equals access to that listening address. Binding to 0.0.0.0 exposes it on all network interfaces, effectively exposing your full development environment and credentials, and you must harden it yourself with firewall configuration.
Which platforms and languages does Paseo support?
Platforms cover macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, web, and CLI, with an English-first interface. The site and docs are English only, with no official Chinese interface yet.
Who maintains Paseo, and what are the risks of solo development?
It is run by independent developer Mohamed Boudra Ziani as a self-employed individual in Spain, with no investors and no corporate entity—bus factor = 1. Despite frequent iteration and many contributors, key decisions and releases rest on one person, so long-term sustainability is uncertain.