Tenux
Tenux tunnels your computer to your phone, with an AI agent in the loop: you direct, it executes. Terminal and browser included. Free to start.
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What is Tenux?
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- Category
- Hosting & Devtools
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Starting price
- Not disclosed
- Free tier
- Yes
- Platforms
- Not disclosed
- Launched
- Not disclosed
- Company
- Not disclosed
About Tenux
Tenux tunnels your computer to your phone, with an AI agent in the loop: you direct, it executes. Terminal and browser included. Free to start. Tenux, Coding from your phone finally makes sense. One command starts the agent in the background and opens its command center, the tunnel line is your machine going live. Run your dev server and see it render in the Tenux browser, your actual localhost, on your phone.
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