Anti-gravity is Google's agentic platform where you just talk to AI agents and they can build things out for you. So whether that's applications, websites, automations. But here's the limitation because right now it's desktop only. So if an idea strikes while you're away from your computer. So let's say you're on the couch or you're at the coffee shop or even on your commute. Then there's no way to use it from your phone. But now you can using this anti-gravity app that I'm about to show you. It basically lets you remote control antigravity from anywhere so that you can build beautiful websites, applications all from your phone. And it's completely free. [music] Let's get started. So, I now have this anti-gravity app on my phone and for this project, let's say I want to improve this website of our client and we can say, "Hey, can you take a look at this website and see if you can come up with a better version? I want you to extract the key information on this website and just make sure that it's adherent to the original while improving the aesthetics of it." And we can just fire that off. And what it will now do is call on anti-gravity to improve that. And while we're here, what we can also do is spin up a new agent so that we can start a new conversation. We can even select different models depending on what we want and even look at previous conversations that we have in anti-gravity straight from our phone. And when it's done, we can now preview that. And there you go. You now have a website created by anti-gravity straight from your mobile device. And it's all enabled by this project called antigravity phone chat that is community built. It's open source so anyone can read the code. And I'm pretty sure at some point we'll get an official version of this baked right into antiggravity. But for now, this works beautifully and it's free and I've tested this myself heavily. So, it is quite safe. But a couple of assurances just so you know what you are installing in your anti-gravity instance. One is what this project, this phone chat is actually doing is just basically doing like a screen mirroring from your laptop to your mobile phone. So, it doesn't really read your files. It doesn't really upload anything. It's just a view similar to let's say how you are screen sharing on Zoom or Google Meets. Second thing is that in the basic mode, nothing actually leaves your home Wi-Fi. So this is useful when let's say your anti-gravity is working on a very big project and maybe you want to watch some TV while your anti-gravity agents are building you stuff then this is a good workaround for you because all it really does is your phone talking directly to your laptop over your home network so nothing goes to the cloud and nothing is uploaded anywhere but let's say if you want to go outside and actually take anti-gravity with you then I'll also show you how to use the remote mode which uses encrypted tunnels and you'll see that more in a bit and what that tunnel basically does is it creates a sealed locked pipe between your phone and your laptop. Nobody in between can see what's flowing through it. And on top of that, the address of the tunnel is also completely random. And even if someone stumbled into that random address, they still need your password to get in. So, it's locked, it's hidden, and it's encrypted. So, it's triple secure. And like I said, the whole thing is open source. So, you or your agent can read every line of code here. And the methodology that they did here is pretty much similar to how Cloud Code Remote Control did it. Now, to set it up in antigravity, what you can do is just paste the GitHub link of that phone chat integration right into antiggravity and have it set it up for you. But most likely what will happen here is that your anti-gravity agents will need to figure out the best way to do it first. But to make it even easier for you, what I uploaded in the description below is this setup prompt where if you just share that to anti-gravity, it will go through all of the dependencies as well as install everything so that you can set this up in the fastest way possible. And when you have that set up, what you should now have in your files are these specific shortcuts where if we just rightclick that and reveal that in file explorer, you can see those three files are essentially shortcuts called.bat, which stands for batch files. And what a bat file is is it's just a list of commands saved in a file. So that instead of you having to type a bunch of stuff into a terminal, let's say, you just double click the BAT file and it runs them all for you. So it's like a recipe that you can run on autopilot. So now to use this, what you need to do is to first close antigravity and just launch antigravity again using this shortcut. What that is now doing is opening anti-gravity exactly as normal, the same app, same everything, but it opens antigravity in debug mode, which basically lets the phone connection happen for you. So it doesn't change how anti-gravity works. It doesn't slow it down, but it will now let you use remote control for your anti-gravity instance. Let's say you have a project that you are working on and you can actually use anti-gravity to dramatically improve the look of this website. So, just to show how you can start it on desktop and then switch over to mobile. I'll just give a starting prompt here. Hey, can you take a look at this website and just tell me the steps that you would take in order to improve it? And then when we send that over, this is the same process where our agent will figure out the best way to improve it based on all the skills that we gave it. So, let's say you want to connect to your phone. What you simply do is to double click this phone connect home. And that will now give you this QR code for local Wi-Fi access, which is pretty much this URL, which would only exist and function in your local Wi-Fi network. But later on, I'll show how you can take this outside if you want to take your anti-gravity outside of your home as well. All right. So, I'll just scan this QR code, and that will basically take me to the phone interface. And depending on the browser that you're using, it may warn you that it is an unsecure connection, but since it's in your home network, it should be okay. And here you can see that I now have this same thread mirrored on my screen. And when I scroll up, it scrolls up with you. So it's literally like screen share, but you are also able to control this from your phone. So there's a couple of shortcuts here that you can try like continue, explain, fix bugs, create docs. But obviously the best way to do it is to send a message here. So let's just try and give it that command. Hey, so I think this plan looks great. Let's go ahead and create a website for them. Can you actually deploy this to Verscell so that we can send them a sample website for them to see the improvement? So I'll just send that over and now it's working for us in the background over on our phone. Now a couple of things over at this UI. The great thing is apart from being able to chat to the interface, you can also change this from fast to planning if you want. You can also change the model here. So right now it's called OPUS 4.6. You can also stop the connection whenever you want or refresh it. And in case you want to start a new chat, you can just click on plus and that will spin up a new chat window for you to talk to your agent. I meant to say hello there, but oh well. And the other thing is if you click on this clock, then that will just load past conversations so that you can jump in between conversations as well. All right. And if we go back to our main chat, you can see that the Zen Blend Spa app is now live on Versel. So if I just click on that, that is looking really good. So just as a reminder, we started with a website looking like this. And now if I'm on mobile, you can see that it is mobile optimized. It has a lot of animations in there and it's just something that we coded in like less than 5 minutes. If you send this to the owner and they're looking to upgrade their look anyway, for sure they'll be interested in what you can do for them. And by the way, just to show that is also available on desktop as well. Now, this whole thing was achieved because of our workspace here, which I'll go over in a separate video. But basically, what this unlocks is that now you can actually use anti-gravity to build websites like that on your phone, even when you're away from your keyboard. Now, let's say you want to take this further and actually use your phone outside of your home, outside of your local Wi-Fi network. Well, that is also possible with this phone chat application. So, if I just click on the shortcut next, that will also spin up a new QR code for us. But the difference will be it will now give us an encrypted tunnel. And here you can see it gave us this base URL, which you probably don't want to share to anyone else. And also this passcode. So, what I've done on my phone is switch over to mobile data so that I can show that it works even if I'm not on my local Wi-Fi. I will scan that QR code and you can see that it works the same way. And similar to before, I'm able to connect remotely to my anti-gravity instance. Now, if you're curious, the way that encrypted tunnel was achieved is through this service called Enro, which is completely free as well. And what that does, just to simply explain it, is it's like digging a secret tunnel from inside your house to the outside world. So, it gives your laptop that temporary address on the internet so that your phone can reach it from anywhere really. And it's safe because it's encrypted, meaning it uses HTTPS, so nobody can really listen in on that connection. The address is also hidden, by the way. So, as long as you don't share it around in the internet, nobody knows it exists. And finally, it's password locked, as you can see, which is again something that you should share. And with that prompt that I shared earlier, which again, you can just find in the description, that will also run you through setting up Enro if in case you want to use it remotely from outside of your local Wi-Fi, from outside of your home. And a couple of quick thoughts before we end. I think what's really exciting about this is that if you notice this free tool wasn't built by Google. It was basically built by a developer and just open source so that we can use it probably using an agentic platform like anti-gravity or cloud code as well. And that's pretty much the world we live in now, right? So if people want futures or apps, if you are in the.1% who are watching this and are actually building with these tools, then it's just become permissionless for you to build them. You don't even need to learn how to code and you can build them really fast and you can ship them for free or even build up a customer base with that tool that is really useful. Now the other question that may be in your mind is will this actually kill openclaw? Especially since Claude Co just a few days ago released the same remote control feature across its app and users. And the short answer to that in my view is not yet. Because for Open Claw, the unique advantage is not just that you can remote control it in your phone, which that's also true, but that it runs autonomously 24/7 around the clock without you being there. So you don't even need to scan a QR code. If you have a sudden thought to build an app, you can just open up Telegram or Discord or Slack or wherever your agent employee lives and you can just talk to it. However, because it has more autonomy and because it's on 24/7, there's also more risk. And so it's a balance and it's also the reason why I'm still using anti-gravity for a lot of the builds while I personally am mostly using openclaw just for life admin stuff and really lowrisk non-b businessiness specific use cases. However, I think we are getting there. I think the engineers at Google OpenAI entropic are absolutely racing to build this. And in the moment that one of them turns let's say anti-gravity or claude code into an agent that's reliable and secure and can run 24/7 that you can also by the way plug into the messaging and team tools that you use like Slack, Discord, Telegram or maybe even Microsoft Teams in the future. Then that is when OpenClaw has real competition and probably will be eclipsed until then. I think this remote control for anti-gravity and even for cloud code is an interesting peak into what can happen in the near future. And last thing, if you're building tools like this and you want to dive deeper into the space, then feel free to check out the Robbo Nuggets community down in the description below. We have more than a thousand people here that are AI creators and builders building with these same tools. And we also have a lot of programs and courses to take you from beginner to pro with AI certification as well if that's something that you're interested in. But that's it for this one. I'll see you guys next time. Thank you.

AntiGravity Just Got What Everyone Asked For (Remote Control)

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