Claude Code and Codex on your iPhone

Type the six digits the studio shows, or scan its QR code. Studios on your home network are found by themselves. In the studio's Settings you can also pair with a link, see the paired phones, forget one and set the relay address. The QR code has been read back in a test and the link has paired in the simulator, but the real camera has not been tried yet.

Outside your home network, the phone reaches the studio through a relay that passes on encrypted data it cannot read. At your desk nothing depends on the relay. In testing, a phone on mobile data sent a prompt to a session running on a laptop at home.

Projects from every computer, and the list of what is waiting for you. If you have only one project, the app opens straight on its sessions.

A long session opens at its end and loads earlier messages as you scroll up.

An outbox holds your prompt through a dropped connection and delivers it once. Quick replies such as “continue”, “yes” and “run the tests” are a tap away.

Send photos from the gallery or the camera, resized on the phone first, with their delivery shown as they go. Files can be attached too. Only the gallery has been tried so far; the camera and files have not.

A microphone in the prompt box records while you touch it. The studio's speech engine writes the words down, and the text comes into the box. The real microphone has not been tried yet.

See the full command or change before you approve it, with “also for similar cases”. A delete needs a press and hold, and you can require Face ID or your passcode. Face ID is built, but the simulator has no face, so it has not been seen working.

Stop after this step, stop now, or cut it off. Start a new Claude Code or Codex session on any of your computers.

From a session's menu, or from a line above the box that appears once the context passes 60 percent of its window, you can ask for a handover. The cost is estimated first, the new session opens by itself and the two sessions link to each other. For Claude Code and Codex sessions.

Browse the folders of any of your computers, make a new folder, turn it into a project and start its first Claude Code or Codex session at once. This has been seen in the simulator. It has not yet been tried on Windows folders from a real phone, or with a real Codex session.

Task lists, changed files with their diffs, model and mode, slash commands, pin, rename and archive, waiting prompts, and quoting part of an answer in your reply. Under each session you see whether a subscription, a paid key or Codex credit pays, and the account's name; only the subscription case has been seen so far.

While reading what a session changed, press and hold a line, or choose several, and write a comment. The file, the line numbers and the lines themselves go into your prompt as a quote in front of your text. Seen in the simulator, in Persian and English.

Search across all your computers. Links and files from an answer open on the phone, including text, Markdown, pictures and PDFs.

When something cannot be reached, the app checks the network, the studio and each computer separately, and tells you which part is down.

Push notifications, the lock screen, a widget and Live Activities.

Release through TestFlight first, then the App Store.