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Omnara

Command center for Claude Code and Codex — monitor, steer, and voice-control your AI agents from any device.

freemiumupdated Jun 26, 2026

Omnara is a command center for Claude Code and Codex sessions across desktop, web, mobile, and Apple Watch. Its public site supports cross-device supervision, parallel agents, worktrees, Git, and session-continuity language, with free-offer metadata; teams should verify detailed pricing, relay, privacy, and enterprise controls before standardizing it.

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About Omnara

Omnara is currently framed as a command center for Claude Code and Codex sessions across desktop, web, mobile, and Apple Watch. Official title, meta description, and structured data support the command-center positioning, parallel agents, worktrees, Git, session-continuity language, broad device coverage, and a free-offer metadata signal; the fetched pricing route did not expose durable paid-plan packaging.

Best-fit usage: developers already run long Claude Code or Codex sessions and need to monitor, resume, or steer them away from the editor. The tool page should guide readers toward that workflow while making the major limitation clear: treating cross-device supervision as a substitute for repository security, tests, branch protection, and review discipline. For aicoolies readers, that distinction matters because Omnara should be judged on verified buyer fit, not on copied launch phrasing or assumptions that may have drifted since the last CMS update.

Procurement note: public metadata supports a free offer, while exact paid tiers, mobile/watch packaging, relay behavior, enterprise controls, and billing terms should be verified directly. If this becomes part of a production workflow, compare alternatives by the exact job to be done and verify data handling, support, and exit paths. For aicoolies readers, that distinction matters because Omnara should be judged on verified procurement, not on copied launch phrasing or assumptions that may have drifted since the last CMS update.

Pricing

Public structured data lists a free offer; detailed paid-plan packaging was not exposed on the fetched pricing route, so verify mobile, watch, cloud-session, team, and enterprise terms directly.

Platforms

Desktop, web, mobile, and Apple Watch command center for Claude Code and Codex sessions; public metadata lists Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and watchOS.

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Omnara vs Claude Squad — Remote Agent Control vs Local Terminal Orchestration

Claude Squad and Omnara both manage multiple Claude Code or Codex agents at once, but they live on different sides of the same desk. Claude Squad is a terminal-first orchestrator that runs everything locally with tmux and Git worktrees — fast, free, and offline by design. Omnara is a remote-control layer that puts a desktop, web, mobile, and Apple Watch dashboard around your sessions so you can steer agents from anywhere, including your wrist. Here is when each one is the right call.