Run it from your phone
Scan a code and your phone is the screen, the trackpad and the mic. Nothing to install, and nothing leaves your network.
Not a picture of it. The real thing. Touch, type, talk. Switch apps, move windows, run anything, from wherever you are.
Reading this on your phone? That is the point, but the app installs on your computer. Drop your email and the link is waiting when you sit down.
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Most phone remotes hand you a picture of your screen, or one terminal window. This hands you the computer. Real keys with real modifiers, the app switcher, windows you can move and resize, zoom that follows your cursor.
So the chair stops being the point. Start something, walk off, and pick it up on your phone. When your computer needs you, you're not hunting for a laptop.
Scan a code and your phone is the screen, the trackpad and the mic. Nothing to install, and nothing leaves your network.
Hold one key, talk, let go, and the words land in whatever app you're in. Free, and it never leaves your computer.
Connect the Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you already have and we don't charge you. No account? Use ours and pay for what you use.
Fix the words you picked, ask a question about them, or set it loose on your actual files. One key for all three.
Ask what you did yesterday, or what that thing was you rewrote last week. It all stays on your Mac, and you can lock it.
Write the instruction once and it becomes a button you press from then on.
Claude Code hits a question and waits. For hours, if you are out. A ten second answer stops costing you an afternoon.
Read the actual screen, not a summary of it. Answer, and it carries on while you get back to what you were doing.
Anything on your computer works the same way. Look, switch apps, take the cursor back, fix the thing, walk off again.
Same app, same AI. What changes is how you reach it.
Hold one key and talk instead of typing. Ask a question, give it a command, or just get your words down - they land wherever the cursor is.
Your phone is the trackpad, keyboard and mic. Run your computer from the couch, the kitchen, the other room.
Put on Meta Ray-Ban Display and your Mac is floating in front of you. Move the cursor, click, type, run a command - with a flick of your fingers.
The good computer is the one you left on your desk. That is usually fine, right up until it is not.
Open it, edit it, send it. From a train, a hotel, a car park, a different continent. It is your actual computer, so the file is just where you left it.
Leave the laptop. The heavy apps, the licences and the setup all stay on the Mac at home, and you still get real keys and a real trackpad to drive them with.
Three kinds of app get compared to this one. None of them do the same thing.
They tell you Claude Code is waiting. So does this, and then it hands you the screen. Take the trackpad and fix the thing yourself instead of answering blind.
A fair fight, and on a bad connection their picture is probably better. What they do not give you is real keyboard shortcuts, an app switcher, a dictation mic, or a nudge when your agent needs you.
Free local transcription, same as here. But it only types. It cannot hold your trackpad, switch your apps, or hand you the whole computer when you are not at the desk.
Voice transcription runs on your Mac, and your history stays there too. It never syncs to a cloud, and you can lock it with your Mac's Keychain.
Nothing is sold and nothing trains a model. Run a local model through Ollama or MLX and your text never leaves the machine either.
Yes, you can use it for free. Connect the Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode account you already have, or run a local model, and there's nothing to pay. No account? Use the built in option and pay only for what you use.
It still works. Sign in and use the built in option, no card needed and nothing to set up. Voice transcription is free either way because it runs on your Mac, not the cloud.
Meta Ray-Ban Display, yes - that's the pair we built it on. Your Mac screen shows up in front of you and you drive it with your fingers. Other glasses as they arrive.
Yes. The Mac version is out and the Windows version is in beta. Pick your platform above, enter your email and we'll send the download link.
Claude, OpenAI Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode all work with your own account. You can also run local models through Ollama or MLX, or use the built in option with no setup.
Yes. It runs locally on your Mac with Whisper, so there's no per minute charge and nothing gets uploaded.
Open Settings on your Mac and scan the code with your iPhone. Safari opens a control page with a trackpad and a mic button. Drag to move the cursor, tap to click, hold the mic to speak an instruction. On your own network it's free and unlimited, on every plan. Away from home it runs over cellular, and that part has a free monthly allowance.
No. Voice, rewriting, and asking questions need no technical setup. The file and code features are there if you want them.
No. Apple's Mighty Mouse was a hardware mouse discontinued in 2009. MightyMouse is an AI app for Mac and Windows, built by Techguyver Labs.