Pocket for OpenCode app analytics for April 21

You have an OpenCode server running on your rig. You want to check on it from the couch. P4OC is a native Android client for OpenCode. It’s not a standalone agent. It connects to your instance over HTTP and streams the output in real-time. It does not run models on your phone, so it won't kill your battery. It handles the actual work of coding assistants, not just the talking part: * Diffs that make sense: Inline diffs show exactly what changed. Green for adds, red for deletes. Tap for a side-by-side view to verify the logic before you approve. * Project awareness: Browse the file tree. Read code with syntax highlighting and line numbers. It's a window into the project, not just a chat buffer. * Control: Approve tool calls, answer clarification questions, and manage agent sessions directly. It’s built to look and feel like a terminal environment—flat, dense, and monospaced. It comes with the themes you likely already use: Catppuccin, Dracula, Gruvbox, Nord, and Tokyo Night. Requires a running OpenCode server. https://github.com/theblazehen/P4OC