aapp turns any Claude Code session into a public, installable chat app — no server, no account. One paste gives you a link; open it on your phone and talk to the agent in real time.
Drop this prompt into any Claude Code session. It installs the skill, names the app after your session, picks a fitting icon, starts the activity feed, and hands you a shareable link — no questions, nothing to deploy.
Install aapp from https://github.com/eladb/aapp and give me a link to chat with this Claude Code session from my phone. Run the installer — curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eladb/aapp/main/install.sh | bash — then name the app after this session, pick an emoji icon that fits what we're working on, start the activity feed, and post the shareable link. No questions.
Prefer the shell? The prompt runs that same one-line installer.
Feature-rich, mobile-first, and private by design — the whole thing is one self-contained file.
Paste the repo, get a link. The app shell is already hosted; your session lives in the URL fragment, so there's nothing to deploy.
Add to Home Screen for a standalone app — its own icon and name, full-screen, no browser chrome.
Messaging rides the free ntfy.sh relay over plain HTTPS. Works even in locked-down sandboxes where tunnels are blocked.
Watch the agent work — messages and compact tool-call lines stream in. Summaries only; raw output stays private. Toggle per device.
The app mirrors the session name and a context-fit favicon — set an emoji and it updates the icon and avatar instantly.
Markdown, tables, code blocks with copy, typing indicators, multi-user attribution, auto-reconnect, and on-device history.
The session token lives in the URL fragment — never sent to the host or CDN. Per-session topics never cross-talk.
A neutral, shadcn-style interface that looks right in light and dark, tuned for iOS safe areas.
A per-session topic on a public relay connects the two. Both sides need only outbound HTTPS.
MIT licensed. One skill, one HTML file, one stdlib script. Read it, change it, ship it.