Is there an official Claude Code web UI?
Claude Code ships as a terminal CLI. Termdeck is the browser and mobile front-end for it: the CLI runs locally, Termdeck renders the session from disk and layers live streaming, approvals, and takeover on top.
How is this different from Claude Code on the web?
Anthropic’s claude.ai/code delegates tasks to a cloud VM: it clones a GitHub repo into an isolated sandbox and pushes a branch back for review. Useful for well-defined, sandboxable work, but it can’t reach your local databases, env vars, or MCP servers, and it only shows tasks started there. Termdeck drives Claude Code where your code actually lives and renders every session from disk, including terminal-started ones.
Can I approve Claude Code from my phone?
Yes. Install Termdeck as a PWA and the “approval needed” moment is pushed to your phone. Allow, deny, or take over the run from anywhere, with no need to sit at the terminal.
Does it work across multiple machines?
Yes. Add every laptop, desktop, VM, or cloud box and browse all their Claude Code, Codex, and Grok sessions from one sidebar and fleet board.
Can I use two Claude subscriptions without waiting for limits?
Yes. Connect both accounts, keep live rate-limit meters on the dashboard, and switch in one click when one runs dry, and the chat keeps going under the other subscription. Read the account switching guide.