Mobile devices are undergoing constant increases in their processing and memory capabilities. This tendency is making mobile processing an interesting alternative. This work aims to support the programmer in exploring this potential by using parallelism, both local, in the form of multicore exploitation, as well as distributed, in the form of multidevice exploration. We explored this through a parallel library for the Lua programming language, called Luaproc. We propose an extension to this library and its communication model, to include this multidevice scenario and combine the facilities of a message queuing service with the existing facilities for multicore programming. We then present some applications to show different use cases with distribution and their performance.