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Kilo Code for iOS and Android

Kilo Code for iOS and Android

Strong signal

Start coding agents, control sessions, review PRs. Anywhere.

Launched 1mo ago
Signal
78
Velocity
1

What this means

Decaying
Vote pace down to 1% of launch speed.
50%Strong buyer-intent signal in the discussion.
50% of commenters sound like potential buyers — mostly developers.
Users are asking for voice recognition + customizable alerts.
Feature requests surfaced from the comment thread.
Recurring concerns: small screen limitations, battery and connectivity issues.
Pain points raised more than once by different people.

Prediction

Top-5 finish probability
22%
today
Projected end-of-day votes
484range 363–653
Trajectory
decaying
Vote pace down to 1% of launch speed.

About

Run Cloud Agents, control VS Code and CLI sessions, review Pull Requests, and respond to coding agents from your iPhone, iPad, or Android.

AI Summary

Kilo Code allows users to manage Cloud Agents, control VS Code and CLI sessions, and review Pull Requests from iOS and Android devices. It provides a mobile solution for developers to stay connected and productive on the go.

Attention & discussion velocity

Performance

Velocity1
Vote pace vs average
Momentum1
Sustained over 6h
Virality5
Spread × engagement
Engagement33
Discussion per unit of attention

Signal sources

3 of 6 active
  • Launch tracking9 readings since we picked it up
  • AI analysisCoding Tools
  • Comment intelligencethread analysed
  • Outside discussionnot checked — domain is a storefront or shared
  • Revenue signalsno match on this domain
  • Editorial scoringbelow the signal threshold for this pass

A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.

Founders

Igor Šćekić
Igor Šćekić
@iscekic
rep 68
fmerian
@fmerian · hunter

Topics

AndroidDeveloper ToolsiOS

Comment Intelligence· 30 comments analysed

Sentiment

Positive60%
Neutral25%
Negative15%
Buyer intent
50%
of commenters sound like potential buyers
Audience
developers
Sentiment over 59 days
Positive
Negative
Buyer intent
Overall vibe

Overall, the comments reflect excitement for the app's potential, alongside concerns about mobile usability and feature completeness.

Top themes
  • mobile functionality
  • agent management
  • PR review
  • user experience
  • open source
Feature requests
  • voice recognition
  • customizable alerts
  • biometric authentication
  • tablet support
  • remote CLI access
Complaints
  • small screen limitations
  • battery and connectivity issues
  • lack of context in mobile
  • control over agents
  • session continuity

Top comments

[REDACTED]
↑ 20

From day one, the mission has been to build an all-in-one, agentic engineering platform that supports you wherever you are. It started with a @VS Code extension, launched 18 months ago, then a @JetBrains plugin, 6 months later. @Kilo Code is now available on your phone. Download now: Kilo Code for iOS Kilo Code for Android S/O to @iscekic for the stellar job here - view source code Looking forward to seeing what you'll be building with @Kilo Code.

[REDACTED]
↑ 6

As agentic engineering has evolved, I’ve found myself spending more and more time in the same loop: Give an agent a task and wait for it to create a PR. Review the PR and merge it. Repeat. Eventually, I realized I didn’t need to be at my desk for any of this. I could keep work moving while getting on with the rest of my day. That realization led to the Kilo mobile app. The goal is simple: everything you can do at your desk, I want you to be able to do from your phone too (or a tablet, if you want to get fancy). It has completely changed how I work. I use the app to build the app. I can take a walk in the park in the middle of the day while my agents keep working. A trip to the bank? No problem. A vet appointment? I can review a PR from the waiting room. I care deeply about making Kilo the best way to work from your phone, but I know your workflow may look different from mine. If you try the app and find something missing, please open an issue in our GitHub repo. The app is open source, and I’ll gladly consider your request.

[REDACTED]
↑ 3

Congrats on launching! Looks really good, will definitely check it out

[REDACTED]
↑ 3

Does the mobile app show enough agent context to understand what is happening?

Sentiment computed via openrouter