OpenChamber
Built with love for OpenCode

Coding with agents, in a workspace built with care.

Download Install Guide
OpenChamber desktop interface
OpenChamber on mobile
openchamber CLI 
~ ❯ openchamber --ui-password strong_one
┌  OpenChamber Started
│
◆  port 3000 (PID: 34189)
│
●  visit: http://127.0.0.1:3000/
│
●  logs: openchamber logs -p 3000
│
└  daemon running

~ ❯ openchamber status
┌  OpenChamber Status
│
◆  port 3000 (PID: 34189)
│  password: yes
│
└  1 running runtime(s)
1

Start from context

Open a repo, issue, or pull request and begin with the work already in view.

2

Work where it makes sense

Stay local, connect to a remote instance, or open access through a tunnel.

3

Review and ship

Follow the diff, check the output, and commit or open a pull request when it is ready.

OpenCode, everywhere.

Move between desktop, browser, phone, and VS Code without losing the thread.

Desktop app

  • Native macOS app
  • Multi-window project workflows
  • Open In shortcuts for Finder, Terminal, and your editor
  • Project Actions for dev servers, SSH forwarding, and local URLs

Browser + PWA

  • Browser access from anywhere
  • Phone- and tablet-friendly controls
  • A UI password gate that makes browser access public-ready
  • Background notifications and cross-tab session activity

VS Code

  • Editor-native workflow
  • Open files directly from tool output
  • Right-click context actions on selections and files
  • Agent Manager for parallel multi-model runs

Loved by Developers

Early users keep describing the same thing: less tab-hopping, less guesswork, more steady forward motion.

Harsha Kotcherlakota
Harsha Kotcherlakota
hkay-dev

"I just want to say the app itself is phenomenal. The level of polish is just unreal. I saw OpenChamber back when it was a small project, I think maybe a couple months ago, and now it is unrecognizable. Truly amazing work. The latest release with its streaming feature is everything I could have possibly asked for and more. It is gorgeous and smooth."

Srikanth.CashlessConsumer
Srikanth.CashlessConsumer
@logic

"Opencode + OhMyOpencode + Openchamber. This is some cooked stack. VSCode looks like legacy notepad++ now."

Boris
Boris
@Boripheus

"After years of switching between IDEs and TUIs, I found the sweet spot for everything I need: Openchamber. It's amazing!"

Daniel Duma
Daniel Duma
@drdanponders

"Stop using Openclaw for coding! Use OpenCode and OpenChamber instead!"

Abundance Mentality
Abundance Mentality
@1un4rPunk

"Seriously, I've spent almost the whole week trying to find a tool that made sense to orchestrate agents and, as a dev (actually, a devops), openchamber is the only one that felt natural and logical."

Privacy & Data

OpenChamber stays close to the machine it runs on. Your code and session content stay with you, and remote access can be protected when the workspace leaves localhost.

Code and sessions stay with you

Project names, paths, prompts, code, diffs, and session content are not collected by OpenChamber.

Remote access is protected

Browser access can be gated with a UI password, and tunnel links can be rotated or revoked when they should no longer work.

Privacy is inspectable

OpenChamber is open source, so the privacy model is visible in the code instead of hidden behind policy language.

OpenChamber FAQ

Is OpenChamber open source?
Yes. OpenChamber is open source, and the code is available on GitHub.
Do I need OpenCode to use OpenChamber?
Yes. Today, OpenChamber uses the OpenCode SDK as its agent harness. We chose it because it gives the best open source agent experience available right now.
Run curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash in your terminal to install it.
Is OpenChamber free to use?
Yes. OpenChamber itself is free to use.
Can I use OpenChamber remotely?
Yes. You can open it remotely through the browser UI, use tunnels when needed, and protect access with a UI password.

More questions? Check the documentation