Vibe coding from a phone: PWA remote control proves good enough before native iOS app
jiayuan_jy · x · 2026-10-28
jiayuan shares that although Multica doesn't yet have an iOS app for iPhone Duo, the PWA experience is already solid — he spent the day out remotely controlling his work computer to vibe code from his phone. The screenshot shows an agent dashboard with multiple parallel tasks (type checks, eslint, skeleton-screen fixes, sandboxed tests) plus a verification report with mock-data, 900ms-latency cold-start screenshots. A native iOS app is targeted within two weeks.
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