Open-source app Voxa calls your phone when Claude Code finishes
A developer kept running into the same problem: start a task in Claude Code, step away from the laptop, then either return to find it finished long ago or stuck waiting on an unanswered question. To fix this, they built Voxa, a tool that pairs a phone with an active Claude Code session on a laptop via a QR code, letting the user talk to it afterward. When the agent finishes a task or needs input, the phone doesn't just show a notification — it rings with an actual incoming call, built on VoIP/CallKit inside the app, so there's no carrier charge involved.
The project is in early alpha and currently works only on macOS and iPhone, with Windows and Android support planned for later. The developer is asking for , particularly on where the tool breaks, and the code is available on GitHub.
Key points
- Pairs a phone with a running Claude Code session via QR code for voice interaction
- Rings the phone with a real VoIP call (not a ) when the agent finishes or needs input
- In-app calling means no carrier/phone charges
- Early alpha, macOS + iPhone only for now; Windows and Android are on the roadmap
- on GitHub; developer is seeking on failure cases