Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode generates an estimated $0/month in revenue from 40–200 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).
| Est. revenue / month | $0 |
|---|---|
| Est. downloads / month | 40–200 |
| Estimate confidence | medium |
| Pricing | Free |
| Rating | 4.40 ★ (10 ratings) |
| Category | Developer Tools |
| Released | 26.02.2026 |
| App last updated | 05.04.2026 |
| Platform | iOS |
Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · medium confidence
About
**Happier** is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted companion app for AI coding agents. It takes the power of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode and lets you run sessions on your computer, and continue them from your phone — including collaboration, reliable resume, and full history access. Whether you’re on a train through the Alps or grabbing a coffee, Happier ensures your AI coding sessi…
Trends & analysis
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US · overallWhy it's surfacing
Scout 24Ratings & velocity
★ +0.07 in windowRating distribution
89% positive · 9 ratingsGeographic reach
best rank · 7 storefrontsRevenue & downloads trend
ARPU $0Update history
1 update tracked- v0.1.24mo ago
This release is a major upgrade to self-hosting and cross-device workflows (plaintext mode, keyless auth, mTLS, "Add Phone" pairing, and safer canonical URLs), plus a big step forward in in-app development features (panes, files/source control, diffs, replay/forking, and OpenCode deeper integration). It also improves reliability across web/desktop/mobile with better crash recovery, diagnostics, notifications controls, and more resilient daemon connectivity. - Refactored the Files and Source Control UI to support richer session file workflows (changed-files review, repository tree, commit controls, files editing, and safer SCM operations like discard/stage). - Added directory filtering and viewability tuning helpers for SCM review surfaces. - Improved SCM reliability with adaptive polling, mutation invalidation, and better fallbacks when session/workspace paths are missing or a session is inactive. - Improved diff caching and prefetch behavior so loaded diffs are retained more reliably while scrolling and expanding rows. - Added a new pane-based UI architecture (details/right panes) with lazy loading, prefetching, and route integration for smoother navigation. - Added multi-pane appearance preferences and improved details tab open/pin behavior. - Added a resizable permanent sidebar drawer with persisted width preferences. - Improved connection status UI to show the active server label more clearly. - Refactored the code diff/rendering stack (Pierre web diff viewer, worker runtime/warmup, virtualization controls, unified folding, and improved syntax/language handling). - Improved markdown rendering for developer workflows with diff-aware code fences and better table scrolling. - Fixed a security issue by preventing Mermaid WebView HTML injection. - Improved transcript UX with tool-call grouping controls and timeline improvements. - Added compact/collapsible tool card behaviors and richer tool header/status handling (including clearer permission states). - Added support for freeform “Ask a question” prompts in tool renderers. - Improved list performance and stability by expanding FlashList usage, with a web fallback to FlatList on known FlashList layout crash signatures. - Added session fork actions in the UI (from header/info/actions). - Added “fork from message” semantics so forks happen at the expected point in the conversation. - Added Happier Replay forking support across providers, including replay-seed propagation for continue/fork workflows. - Added replay seed sizing limits to prevent oversized prompts and improve reliability. - Improved replay synopsis retrieval with synopsis pointers and bounded fallback scanning for faster recovery. - Added replay summary runner configuration support (backend/model), and ensured fork/continue flows forward summary runner settings when needed. - Implemented major OpenCode runtime/server integration (managed server orchestration, session control, question/prompt handling, and forking support). - Improved OpenCode runtime stability with readiness/health polling, safer shutdown cleanup, and better fallbacks when idle streaming is missing. - Added support for session pinning - Added support for session tags - Improved permissions display UI - Improved permissions notifications & user actions notifications - Added plaintext storage mode support for self-hosted servers (so sessions can be stored plaintext-at-rest when configured). - Added keyless external authentication support for self-hosted and enterprise auth providers. - Added mTLS login support for environments that require certificate-based authentication. - Added an “Add your phone” pairing flow, including QR-based pairing from web/desktop and in-app pairing helpers. - Added QR restore flows so reconnecting a device is smoother when migrating or recovering access. And many more! Full changelog on GitHub
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode — FAQ
How many downloads does Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode get?
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode sees an estimated 40–200 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.
Is Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode free?
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode is free to download on the App Store, with no in-app purchases detected.
What is Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode's rating?
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode holds a 4.40-star average from 10 ratings on the App Store.
When was Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode released?
Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode launched on the App Store on 26.02.2026. Its latest version shipped 05.04.2026.