iPhone

The iPhone app shows the same screens as the Mac: your sessions, Decisions, pull requests and tasks. It lets you reply, answer and mark tasks done from anywhere.

Pairing

No Mac nearby? Tap Try the demo on the first screen. It runs on the phone with made-up sessions you can answer, so you can see how it works first.

On your Mac, open Settings → Phone → Show code, and scan it with the app. The code works once, for five minutes.

• Sealed: every message between your phone and Mac is sealed end to end (NaCl box) with keys made on your devices.
• Access: each account has full phone access by default. You can limit one to status only, so the phone shows that it needs you, never what it says.
• Terminals: terminal access from the phone is off until you turn it on, and asks for Face ID each time.
• Notifications: push notifications are off by default.
• Removing a phone cuts it off at once, open terminals included.

Away from home

On the same Wi-Fi (or with Tailscale) the phone talks to your Mac directly. Away from it, a small relay passes the sealed messages between them. It can’t read them, and it keeps nothing.

It’s in the repo to run yourself anywhere Node runs:

cd relay && npm install && npm start

Then put its address in Settings → Phone → Relay, and pair again. On Railway it takes a few clicks: see Run your own relay.