Now you can “wavecode” on the road: in the mobile version of ChatGPT a Codex has appeared

OpenAI is improving mobile ChatGPT by giving developers access to Codex directly from a smartphone

OpenAI has added support for the programming assistant Codex in the ChatGPT app, making it more convenient for those who work “on the go.” Users can now track and manage code‑writing tasks without leaving the mobile interface.

What’s new
* Codex session management – the app shows PC‑run tasks, lets you confirm commands, and switch AI models.
* Code display – generated code is viewable right on the smartphone.
* Launching new tasks – initiating new requests to Codex from a mobile device is now possible.
* Real‑time updates – monitor current workflows and receive instant notifications.

Where it’s available
The feature is in preview for ChatGPT on Android and iOS. Currently it supports only Codex running on Apple macOS devices; support for Windows is planned soon.

Why it matters
OpenAI reports that Codex serves over 4 million users weekly. The new mobile integration makes workflows less tied to a desktop computer and allows quick coordination of changes anywhere, which is especially useful when rapid edits are needed without delaying the project.

How Codex has evolved over the past year
* Initially Codex was a cloud agent for code writing: bug fixing, answering questions about the codebase, and generating pull requests.
* Recently it gained direct interaction with macOS apps and multitasking, enabling more flexible work on long‑term projects.

Thus, mobile ChatGPT is now becoming a full‑blown tool for developers who want to stay productive even outside the office.