Open from the app#
This page is meant to be opened from the Kustom app:
- Open KWGT, KLWP, or KLCK editor
- Go to Settings → Remote Editor
- Enable the relay and tap How to connect
Connect to your Kustom editor#
Kustom’s Remote Editor lets you design widgets and wallpapers from your computer using AI assistants, code editors, or a visual web editor. Your phone runs the live preview — your tools do the editing.
Your session code:
Pick a connection method below based on what tool you’re using.
AI Assistants#
Use an AI coding assistant to design and modify your Kustom presets through natural language.
AI coding tools with full HTTP access#
Tools that can read AND write data — e.g. Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or any terminal with curl
These tools can both read the API documentation and make changes to your preset. Just paste this:
Your tool will fetch the full API reference and use it to create, modify, and preview presets on your phone.
Your tool supports GPT Actions or plugins#
ChatGPT Custom GPTs, Copilot plugins
**Coming soon** — An OpenAPI spec for GPT Actions is being built. Once published, you'll be able to use a dedicated Kustom GPT from the GPT Store.
Your tool supports MCP#
Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot Studio
**Coming soon** — An MCP remote server will be available at a dedicated URL for your session.
Local network#
Any tool on the same WiFi as your phone
If you prefer a direct connection without the relay:
- In the Kustom editor, go to Settings → Remote Editor → Advanced
- Enable Local Webserver
- Copy the URL shown there and paste this into your tool:
Follow instructions at http://YOUR_IP:8080/llm.txt?t=YOUR_TOKEN
Replace YOUR_IP and YOUR_TOKEN with the values shown in the app. This works with any HTTP-capable tool on the same network.
Web Editor#
A visual drag-and-drop editor that runs in your browser.
**Coming soon** — The Kustom Web Editor is under development. It will let you design presets visually from any browser with a live preview on your phone.
Need help?#
Copy your session code and check back — new connection methods are being added regularly.