How to share a Claude Code session from your phone

I kept wanting a very simple thing:

I’m in the middle of a Claude Code session, and I want to show it to someone I trust — either because I want help, or because I want to hand off context.

What I didn’t want was:

copy/paste chunks of transcript into chat
screen-record a terminal
or forward a pile of logs that nobody can navigate

So I tried the thing that felt like it should exist: share the session.

TL;DR

Decide what you’re sharing:
- a live session you want feedback on, or
- a session transcript you want someone to catch up on
If you’re using Happier: set it up (or attach via Direct sessions), then open the session on your phone.
Add the person as a friend (or connect GitHub if your server requires it).
Share the session with that friend.
They can open it on their device and follow along.

What I tried first (and where I bounced off)

Copy/paste transcript: works for one message, but it loses structure and context fast.
Screenshare / recording: works, but it’s hard to review later.
Happier: gives you a real share flow (built around friends), so the other person can navigate the same session instead of reading fragments. Trade-off: sharing depends on the Friends feature being enabled on the server.

If you’re new to Happier (what it is, and where to get it)

If you haven’t seen Happier before: it’s an open-source companion app (mobile/web/desktop) for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

The workflow here is: use Happier to share and follow sessions from your phone, while the session still runs on the machine that owns the workspace.

Get set up: