
Chat, not a terminal
Ask for what you want in a text message. Get back files, changes, and answers.



Your message goes in a bubble. The answer comes back in plain words — findings, verification, a PR link — with a live checklist while it works.
One installer on the laptop, one app on the phone, one QR code between them.
One command installs everything — the program, the agent, and the settings that keep it awake with the lid shut.

The installer prints a QR code. The app scans it — that’s the whole login. No passwords, no accounts.

Your laptop stays awake with the lid shut. Same Wi-Fi on the couch, Tailscale from anywhere else.


Ask for what you want in a text message. Get back files, changes, and answers.

Each session shows up like a contact — a face and a status word: Working, Done, Needs you.

See the real display stream in. Tap to take over — click, type, scroll.

Open folders, run terminals, read files — the whole repo in your pocket.

Claude, Codex, whatever you already pay for — it signs in on the laptop. Your phone never sees a key.

The laptop stays awake with the lid shut — on your Wi-Fi, or from anywhere over Tailscale.
Everything below is a real measurement on a real machine. Nothing estimated, nothing rounded up.