Toque - Agent Fleet Manager

Toque is a remote control for Claude Code sessions running on machines you own — a laptop, a desktop, a Raspberry Pi, all of them at once. WHAT YOU NEED Toque pairs with the free, open-source Toque server. Install it on any Mac, Linux box or Pi that has Claude Code with one command (it's in the app under "Set up a server"), reach it over Tailscale or a Cloudflare Tunnel, and paste the URL into the app. No account, no cloud in the middle: the app talks straight to your server. Not sure yet? Tap "Try the demo" on the first screen for a sample fleet that runs entirely on the phone. WHAT IT DOES • See every session across every machine: what it's working on, how much context it has used, whether it's waiting on you. • Approve or deny permission requests from the lock screen. Answer questions. Type follow-ups. Run a shell command. • Launch a new session on any machine: pick the repo, write the prompt, choose a model and a worktree. • Read the live transcript as it happens, with tool calls folded into chips. • Get a result when an autonomous run finishes: a diff summary, an optional quality grade, and the findings the agent filed along the way. • Decide how much an unattended run may do on its own: off, safe (read-only stops asking) or medium (edits, git and builds too). A safety floor always prompts for credentials, force-pushes and anything irreversible, and a spend cap raises the gate when a run crosses it. • Search the shared Brain: the notes your agents have written down across all your projects, with a graph of how they link. • Track token use and estimated cost by machine, repo and model. • Attach to the terminal. Wake a sleeping machine. Schedule launches. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS While the app is open it polls your server. For pushes when it's closed, the server needs a push relay: bring your own Firebase project, or use the hosted relay. Either way it is server configuration, not something the app sells or unlocks. OPEN SOURCE The server is MIT-licensed at gitlab.com/tpty42/toque-server. This app is the client. Install the app, tap Try the demo, then set up your server when you're ready.