Honest comparison
Omnara mirrors Claude Code and Codex to your phone through a daemon on your machine. Pushary is a lighter control plane: your code stays put, you set per-tool rules once, and every decision is on record.
If you want a full IDE-grade mirror of your agent on your phone, with parallel worktrees, voice, and cloud failover, Omnara is powerful. If you want author-once guardrails, an exportable audit trail, and your code to stay on your machine, Pushary is the better fit.
Omnara mirrors Claude Code and Codex native permission prompts and asks you to approve each one. Pushary lets you author the rules once: auto-approve safe reads, push on Bash, escalate git push, always deny rm -rf. The phone only buzzes for the decisions that matter, and the rule sticks across sessions and machines.
To mirror the session, Omnara runs a daemon that keeps an outbound connection to its servers and sends session content, including code and diffs, to its backend. It is not end-to-end encrypted yet. Pushary sends only the question text and the tool name. Your code and transcript never leave the machine, and there is no daemon to keep running.
In Omnara you can delete any conversation at any time, and the team has said it does not yet hold SOC2 or ISO certifications. Pushary keeps an immutable, attributed, exportable log of every question and human decision across every agent and machine. That is what a team lead or compliance owner can actually rely on.
Omnara is a richer remote-control surface: a full real-time session mirror, parallel git worktrees, two-way voice, and the option to fail over to a cloud sandbox if your machine drops offline. If you want to watch and drive the whole session from your phone, Omnara does more. Pushary makes the lighter bet: decisions and policy, not a full mirror.
| Feature | Pushary | Omnara |
|---|---|---|
| Per-tool permission policies (set rules once)POLICY | ||
| Immutable, exportable audit trailAUDIT | ||
| Code and diffs stay on your machine | ||
| Works with Cursor, Hermes, Windsurf (any MCP client) | ||
| Works with Claude Code | ||
| Works with Codex | ||
| Approve from your phone | ||
| Runs without a per-machine daemon | ||
| Kill switch to stop a runaway agent | ||
| Full real-time session mirror + voice | ||
| Parallel worktrees + cloud failover | ||
| Price | $9.99/mo | Free tier + paid |
Omnara (YC S25) calls itself the command center for your coding agents. It offers native mobile apps, a web dashboard, and a CLI that let you monitor and steer Claude Code and Codex running on your machine. It runs a small daemon on your machine that keeps an outbound connection to Omnara's servers and mirrors the full session in real time.
Omnara streams your full session, including code and diffs, to its backend so you can watch and steer it from anywhere. Pushary sends only the decision (the question text and the tool name), keeps your code on your machine, lets you set per-tool policies once, and keeps an exportable audit trail. Omnara mirrors. Pushary governs.
Omnara's original v1, a CLI wrapper around Claude Code, is open source under Apache-2.0, but that repository was archived in early 2026 and is no longer maintained. The current product is a separate rewrite. Treat the live product as a commercial app and verify its license directly if that matters to you.
Yes. Omnara's own team has said that tool calls send pieces of your codebase to their backend for cross-device sync, and that it is not end-to-end encrypted yet (it is encrypted in transit and at rest, and your Claude or Codex keys stay local). Pushary sends only the question text and the tool name, never your code or your transcript.
Omnara stores conversation history for sync, but you can delete any conversation at any time, which is the opposite of an immutable audit log, and the team has said it does not yet hold SOC2 or ISO certifications. Pushary keeps an immutable, attributed, exportable record of every question and every human decision.
Set your guardrails once, approve from your phone, and keep an exportable audit trail. Your code stays on your machine. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, and any MCP client. 7-day free trial.
