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vibivibi
OBSERVEDEncrypted backup and sharing for coding agent sessions
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- FIRST SEEN
- OCT 6
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Vibivibi lets you push a Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, or Pi session from one machine and pull it onto another to resume where you left off, or send it to a teammate. Sessions are end-to-end encrypted on the client with keys only the user and recipient hold, so the server only ever stores ciphertext. It is aimed at developers using coding agents across multiple machines or teams.
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200 MB of encrypted sessions · Sessions up to 50 MB · 2 machines · Unlimited sends · Last 3 versions of each session
$6 / month billed yearly · 20 GB of encrypted sessions · Sessions up to 200 MB · Unlimited machines · Unlimited sends
$12 / month billed yearly · 100 GB per member, pooled across the team · Sessions up to 200 MB · Unlimited machines and sends · Full version history
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