I Wanted Claude Code Running 24/7 on a Server — So I Built VibeCheck
Close your laptop, Claude Code dies. VibeCheck runs it headlessly on your server so you can access from any browser, anywhere. MIT open source.
I Wanted Claude Code Running 24/7 on a Server — So I Built VibeCheck
Close your laptop, Claude Code session dies. Anthropic's Remote Control is the same — it's a local process.
"Put it on a server, access from my phone, keep it running even when the laptop is off."
That one sentence is why I built VibeCheck. It's open source (MIT).
Why I Built It
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