AI coding agents, run from yourΒ phone.
Burrow is a software development tool. Tell an AI coding agent such as Claude Code or Codex what to build; it writes, tests and ships the code, and you follow and steer the work from your phone.
Start with one of these
- Sports score tracker
- Personal website
- Todo list
- Study planner
- Fundraiser tracker
- Photo gallery
- Club website
- Science fair poster
- Something else
Each one is a real working starter, not a slideshow. Edit the first message before you send if you want it your way.
1 Β· Pick a template
Sports score tracker, study planner, club website, photo gallery β nine starting points covering most "I want to build a thing" weekend ideas. Or describe your own from scratch.
2 Β· Tell Claude what you want
Edit the pre-filled prompt or replace it. Watch live as Claude reads your files, edits HTML/CSS, and saves your changes β in plain English you can follow.
3 Β· Tested before you see it
Claude runs QA on your live site before saying done β catches the bugs you'd otherwise have to file. Your code lands on GitHub at your-name.github.io/your-project. Tap the Live badge to open it. Share the link.
Already a Claude Code user?
Burrow also runs as a phone-to-home-machine bridge for your existing setup. Install the worker on your laptop or VPS, sign in with magic link, keep your Pro / API / Bedrock auth where it already is. The relay is dumb plumbing β credentials stay on your machine.
- Long prompts get a Web Push notification when Claude finishes.
- Multi-device β every phone signed into the same account sees the same threads in real time.
- Plain-English trace: "Saving your changes" instead of
Bash git commit -m "...". - Your repo, toolchain, and keys stay on your machine. No vendor lock for your code.
curl -fsSL https://burrowai.dev/install | sh irm https://burrowai.dev/releases/install.ps1 | iex Needs Python 3.12+ and a working claude on your PATH.
Whatever provider your Claude already uses (direct Anthropic,
Amazon Bedrock) is what Burrow inherits β nothing
new to configure. The installer asks for your worker token; sign in
first and Settings will hand you one. Windows users: see install + troubleshooting guide.
Get started
Sign in with GitHubMagic link sign-in for self-hosters. Make sure your home machine's worker is running first.