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Voyager runs on your computer, but your work doesn’t have to stop there. You can:
  • Use Voyager from your phone or another browser, talking to the Voyager on your computer.
  • Add a cloud computer: your own computer in the cloud, running Voyager, that keeps working when your laptop is closed.
  • Use Cloud GPUs: let the agent borrow a powerful GPU for a heavy render, simulation or export, then hand it back.
All three are in Settings → Devices & sharing, except Cloud GPUs, which are in Settings → Creative.
Before you start: sign in to your Voyager account. Each feature needs a paid plan:On a plan that doesn’t include a feature, Voyager shows an Upgrade button instead. See voyager.so/pricing for plans. Cloud computers and Cloud GPUs use your plan’s Voyager credits while they run.
If Devices & sharing shows Upgrade your chats to use other devices, click Upgrade chats. It’s a quick one-time upgrade: Voyager restarts once to move your chat history.

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Use Voyager from your phone or a browser

1

Turn it on

On the computer running Voyager, open Settings → Devices & sharing and turn on Use Voyager from another device.
2

Choose how other devices reach this computer

Under How other devices reach this computer, choose Works anywhere to connect from any Wi‑Fi or mobile data through a private link, or Home Wi‑Fi only to allow only a phone on the same Wi‑Fi.
3

Connect your phone

With Works anywhere, scan the code with your phone’s camera, or open app.voyager.so in any browser. Sign in with your Voyager account, then choose this computer.With Home Wi‑Fi only, click Show a code for your phone and scan it with your phone on the same Wi‑Fi.
4

Get alerts, if you like

On your phone, turn on Get alerts on this phone in Settings → Devices & sharing to hear when a chat needs you. On an iPhone, first tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and open Voyager from there.
Your computer needs to be on and running Voyager for your phone to reach it. Turn on Keep this computer awake while a device is connected to stop it sleeping while you work from your phone. Ask on this computer before a new device connects and Tell me when a device connects let you approve and watch new devices. Every phone and browser that signed in is listed under Connected devices. Click Remove to sign one out. If you use Voyager on more than one computer with the same account, Your other computers lists them, and your phone at app.voyager.so shows all of them.

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Add a cloud computer

A cloud computer is a computer in the cloud that runs Voyager for you. Work keeps going when your own computer is closed or asleep, with more room for big projects. It sleeps when you’re not using it and wakes in a minute or two.
1

Start adding one

Open Settings → Devices & sharing and click Add cloud computer under Cloud computer. You can also choose Add a cloud computer in the computer menu below the message box on a new chat.
2

Choose its settings

Give it a Name and pick a Size; tick Add a graphics card if you need one. Set Sleep when idle and, if you like, a monthly Spending limit in credits. Each size shows its credits an hour. You can change the size later; your files and chats stay.
3

Create it

Click Create cloud computer. Then choose Set up providers: the Voyager model is ready straight away, and you can sign in with your Claude or ChatGPT plan, use an API key, or copy keys from this computer. Click Skip for now or Done when you’re finished.
4

Move a project onto it, if you like

Pick a project to move now, or later from the project’s menu in the sidebar with Move to cloud computer…. Moving a project starts from the desktop app.
Your cloud computer keeps itself up to date. If the Voyager app you’re using needs an update to work with it, the chat shows an Update button.

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Run a chat on your cloud computer

On a new chat, click the computer menu below the message box (Run this chat on) and choose your cloud computer instead of This computer. If it’s asleep, Voyager asks before waking it, because waking starts billing. Inside a project, work runs wherever the project is. If you have a cloud computer and open a chat whose computer is offline, for example from your phone while your laptop is closed, the chat offers Continue on cloud computer. That starts a new chat on your cloud computer with the conversation. The files stay on the original computer until it’s back.

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Control what it costs

In Settings → Devices & sharing → Cloud computer you can see This month’s spending, Sleep now or Wake it, Change size, set Sleep when idle and a Spending limit, and see Spending alerts at 50, 75 and 90% of your monthly credits. It comes out of your plan’s credits, like everything else. Delete… removes it.

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Let the agent use Cloud GPUs

For heavy work, such as a long Blender render, a simulation or work that needs a CUDA GPU, the agent can start a cloud GPU, run the job, bring the results back and release the GPU.
  1. Open Settings → Creative and find Cloud GPUs.
  2. Choose when to use them: Ask (the agent asks first, with the time and credits), Always for heavy work, or Never (all work stays on your computer).
  3. Choose how many GPUs one task may use, up to your plan’s limit, or let the agent ask.
The same choice applies on all your computers. You can also flip Let the agent use Cloud GPUs in the computer menu below the message box on a new chat. While a GPU is working, its card in the chat shows what it’s doing and whether it’s still billing. Want to use a cloud GPU outside the app, from a terminal or a coding agent like Claude Code or Codex? See Cloud machines, including rendering with Vork.

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Common problems

Cloud computers need a paid plan (Starter and up) and a seat on it. Check that you’re signed in with the account that has your plan, and, on a Team, that you have a seat. See voyager.so/pricing. If it still shows, contact support with Send feedback in the app.
Make sure the computer is on, awake and running Voyager, and that Use Voyager from another device is on. With Home Wi‑Fi only, the phone must be on the same Wi‑Fi; choose Works anywhere to connect from elsewhere.
Your cloud computer is on a newer version than this app. Click Update, then restart Voyager when it’s ready.
Check Settings → Creative → Cloud GPUs isn’t set to Never, and that your plan includes Cloud GPUs. On a plan without them, heavy work runs on your computer until you upgrade.