# Play Store ASO Listing — OpenCode Mobile
**Package:** cc.agentlabs.opencode
**Generated:** 2026-06-20
**Based on:** app v0.4+, ASO audit findings from aso-audit.md
---
## 1. App Title (max 50 chars)
```
OpenCode: AI Coding Agent for Developers
```
(41/50 chars)
**Rationale:** Leads with the brand name, immediately followed by the two highest-value keywords ("AI Coding Agent") and an audience qualifier ("for Developers"). The 50-char Google Play title field (larger than the 30-char limit that applies when the field is shared with subtitle) lets us pack in more signal than the older 30-char title. If the console enforces 30 chars, fall back to:
```
OpenCode: AI Coding Agent
```
(25/30 chars — primary option from aso-audit.md)
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## 2. Short Description (max 80 chars)
```
AI coding agent in your pocket. Stream, diff, approve — free & open source.
```
(76/80 chars)
**Rationale:** Opens with the primary keyword phrase. The three action verbs ("Stream, diff, approve") map directly to the three headline features without requiring "Read More." "Free & open source" is a strong conversion signal for developer audiences. Avoids the word "free" as the very first word (Play policy) by placing it after the keyword.
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## 3. Full Description (max 4000 chars)
```
OpenCode Mobile is the AI coding agent companion built for developers who self-host opencode. Connect your Android phone to your opencode server and run AI-powered coding sessions from anywhere — watch diffs land, approve tool calls, and guide Claude, GPT-4, or Gemini in real time.
WHAT IT DOES
OpenCode Mobile is a thin client for the opencode CLI (github.com/sst/opencode). It speaks the opencode HTTP + SSE API, so every AI coding session on your workstation or server is instantly reachable from your phone. All AI model calls go through your own server — your API keys, your code, your infrastructure. Nothing passes through our servers.
CORE FEATURES
• Real-time streaming chat — watch your AI coding assistant think and respond token by token, just like a desktop terminal
• File diff viewer — see every code change the agent proposes before you approve it; no surprise rewrites
• Tool-call approval — review and approve or reject file writes, shell commands, and other agent actions from your phone
• Multi-session management — start, resume, and switch between AI coding sessions without losing context
• Biometric unlock — fingerprint or face unlock keeps your sessions private on shared or lost devices
CONNECTION OPTIONS
Connect any way that works for your setup:
• Local Wi-Fi — zero config when phone and dev machine are on the same network
• Tailscale — connect securely across networks without opening ports; ideal for remote work
• Cloudflare Tunnel — public HTTPS endpoint for your opencode server in minutes
• ngrok — quick ad-hoc tunnels for demos or one-off remote sessions
• opencode Cloud — managed hosting coming soon
WHO IT'S FOR
• Developers running opencode on their workstation who want to check in from their phone
• Engineers away from their desk who want to review or steer long-running AI coding jobs
• Teams self-hosting AI developer tools who want a polished mobile interface
• Open-source contributors who want a free, MIT-licensed alternative to proprietary AI coding apps
WHAT IT IS NOT
• Not a standalone AI model — you bring your own opencode server (which connects to Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, or local LLMs via your API keys)
• Not a code editor — it pairs with your existing IDE and terminal workflow
• Not a subscription app — free, open-source, MIT licensed, no ads, no telemetry you did not opt into
GETTING STARTED
Install opencode on any machine:
npm install -g opencode-ai
opencode serve
Then open the app, tap Connect, paste your server URL, and you're in. Your AI coding agent is now on your phone.
OPEN SOURCE
OpenCode Mobile is MIT licensed. Source code, issue tracker, and community at github.com/dzianisv/opencode-mobile. Contributions welcome.
PRIVACY
OpenCode Mobile does not collect your code, prompts, or AI responses. All traffic goes directly from the app to YOUR opencode server — never through our infrastructure. Optional Sentry crash reporting collects only device model, OS version, and stack traces (no message content).
Support: support@agentlabs.cc
Issues: github.com/dzianisv/opencode-mobile/issues
Source: github.com/dzianisv/opencode-mobile
```
(~3050/4000 chars — room to expand with testimonials or changelog highlights as they become available)
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## 4. Keyword Suggestions
For Google Play metadata fields and to guide copy iteration. Target ~100 chars per submission slot where applicable.
```
AI coding agent, coding assistant, developer tools, opencode, self-hosted AI, code review mobile
```
(97 chars)
**Extended keyword list (prioritized):**
| Keyword | Search intent | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| `AI coding agent` | Primary — maps exactly to what the app is | Critical |
| `coding assistant` | Broad — captures users looking for any AI coding help | Critical |
| `opencode` | Brand — captures existing opencode CLI users | High |
| `developer tools` | Category — broad developer audience | High |
| `self-hosted AI` | Qualifier — filters for our target user (devs who self-host) | High |
| `mobile coding` | Feature — "code from phone" niche | Medium |
| `AI code review` | Feature — maps to diff viewer | Medium |
| `remote development` | Use case — devs working off-device | Medium |
| `LLM client` | Technical — early-adopter / OSS audience | Medium |
| `Claude mobile` | Brand transfer — Anthropic Claude users | Medium |
| `AI terminal` | Technical — CLI-oriented devs | Low |
| `Tailscale developer` | Long-tail — captures Tailscale users looking for dev tools | Low |
**Keywords to avoid (Play policy):**
- `Copilot`, `Cursor`, `Codeium` — competitor brand names
- `#1 AI coding app`, `best AI developer tool` — superlative claims prohibited
- `free AI` as a standalone phrase — policy sensitive in title/short desc
- `ChatGPT` — OpenAI brand mark
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## 5. Screenshot Captions (5 screenshots)
One caption per screenshot, optimized for the Play Store screenshot carousel. Captions appear as overlay text; keep them short and benefit-led.
### Screenshot 1 — Connection Setup
**Screen to show:** The "Add Connection" / server URL entry screen with connection type options (Wi-Fi, Tailscale, Cloudflare Tunnel, ngrok) visible.
**Caption:**
```
Connect to your opencode server — Wi-Fi, Tailscale, or tunnel
```
### Screenshot 2 — Live Streaming Chat Session
**Screen to show:** Active chat session with an AI response streaming in, showing partial token-by-token output and a code block mid-render.
**Caption:**
```
Watch your AI coding agent think in real time, token by token
```
### Screenshot 3 — File Diff Viewer
**Screen to show:** Diff view for a proposed code change with colored additions/removals and an Approve / Reject button visible.
**Caption:**
```
Review every file change before it lands — approve or reject
```
### Screenshot 4 — Tool-Call Approval Dialog
**Screen to show:** Tool-call approval modal showing a pending shell command or file write with Approve / Reject controls.
**Caption:**
```
Stay in control: approve shell commands and file writes from your phone
```
### Screenshot 5 — Session List
**Screen to show:** Session list tab showing multiple AI coding sessions with timestamps and status indicators.
**Caption:**
```
Manage multiple AI coding sessions — resume any job from anywhere
```
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## Notes for Play Console entry
- Paste the full description using HTML bold tags (`...`) — Play Console renders these as bold section headers.
- Type `&` as a literal ampersand in Play Console forms, not as `&`.
- Screenshot captions are entered per-screenshot in the "Add captions" field of the Graphics section; they are optional but improve accessibility and carousel CVR.
- Keyword list is not a direct Play Console field — use it to guide copy revisions and A/B tests via Play Store Experiments.