Steer the agent loop from wherever you are.

ProPR runs agents on your server. Open the responsive web UI from any device or use the optional ProPR Connect managed tunnel. Approve plans, watch live logs, check Agent Tank capacity, and steer pull requests from GitHub mobile.

Overview

Plan, monitor, and inspect from your phone.

Start in the responsive ProPR UI, follow the task list, and inspect the resulting public pull request in GitHub.

Reachable however you host it

Open your existing web-accessible instance or use the optional ProPR Connect managed tunnel. The dashboard, plans, task details, live logs, and usage views work on mobile networks.

GitHub mobile as remote control

Plain follow-up requests, /review, review-driven /fix, /merge, /switch, and /ultrafix all work from the GitHub app.

Notifications you already get

Progress and completion arrive as normal GitHub comments through notifications already on your phone.

Kick off, monitor, and steer without a laptop.

Start from your phone

Add a trigger label like AI to a GitHub issue in the mobile app, or open the web UI to start an approved plan.

The run happens on your infrastructure

The agent works in its own Git worktree and Docker workspace on your server. Nothing executes on your device.

Review the PR in GitHub mobile

The diff, checks, conversation, and completion comments are normal GitHub surfaces, so review works wherever GitHub does.

Steer with comments

Ask for changes in plain language or use comment commands for AI review suggestions, branch updates, and model routing.

Dig deeper when needed

The mobile web UI keeps task logs, file diffs, cost, and Agent Tank capacity a tap away when something needs a closer look.

Where mobile shines.

Monitoring active tasks, approving a refined plan, unblocking a waiting PR, requesting a follow-up fix, checking why a run failed, and keeping a long Ultrafix loop honest while you are away from your desk.

Where the desk still wins.

Deep planning sessions with heavy context curation are more comfortable on a desktop, and terminal-first work belongs in the CLI. Mobile gives you the same tasks and actions for quick steering between deeper desk sessions.