The AI coding session on your PC stops and asks a question. You’re in a meeting, on the train, away from the keyboard — and until now that session just waited. Now you open app.sessioncast.io on your phone and answer with a single tap.
A Home for every session waiting on you
The first screen gathers the sessions that need an answer, newest first. A y/n question shows Yes and No right on the card; a multiple-choice prompt shows its numbered options. You tap, and the keystroke goes straight to the terminal.
See the conversation, not just the prompt
Open a session to read the whole chat — what you asked, what the agent did, the change it’s about to apply. When you want the raw view, the terminal is one tap away, rendered for a phone screen. Send a new instruction from the same place.
Built for the phone, not squeezed into it
Until now the phone showed the same layout as the desktop, just shrunk to fit — panels that assumed a mouse, text sized for a monitor, controls too small to tap with a thumb. This is a separate experience designed for the phone from the ground up: one-tap answers, a reading view that fits the screen, and touch targets sized for a hand.
Nothing to install
It’s the web you already use. Open app.sessioncast.io on any phone and it detects the device and loads the mobile layout automatically — no app store, no separate login. On desktop, the full workspace is unchanged.
If you keep SessionCast on your home screen as a PWA, that got the update too: the installed app now opens straight into the mobile layout, with a light status bar and app-color that match the new look — no reinstall needed, just reopen it.
SessionCast began with a meeting where one y couldn’t be typed in time. This is that story, finished.