Talk instead of typing
Hold one key, talk, let go. The words land in whatever app you are in. Free, and it never leaves your computer.
Make your computer 100x more useful
Talk and it types. Use every AI you already pay for, side by side in one app. Your computer stays connected, so you can reach it from anywhere.
- Voice typing in any app, free
- Use all your AI subscriptions in one app
- Always connected, at home or away
- Answer your agents from anywhere
- Runs on your computer, nothing uploaded
- Free and open source
Download for Mac
Free and open source, works in minutes.
Transcribe any video or audio · Personalize & customize · Bring your own key · Works with Claude Codex · Local models
See it
See it on your computer
What you get
One app, everywhere you work
Just say what you want
Fix the words you picked, ask a question about them, or set it loose on your files. One key for all three.
It already knows what you're on
Ask what you did yesterday, or what that thing was you rewrote last week. It stays on your computer, and you can lock it.
Free with the AI you already pay for
Connect the Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you have and we don't charge you. No account? Use ours and pay for what you use.
Every agent in one place
Run Claude Code, Codex and more side by side, up to six at once, each on its own project. See at a glance which one is working and which one needs you.
It taps you the moment it needs you
Claude Code hits a question and waits, for hours if you are out. A ten second answer from your phone and it carries on.
Keeps going with the lid closed
Run Claude Code and Codex on a MightyMouse cloud machine. Close the laptop and the work keeps going.
Approve and merge from anywhere
Connect GitHub and it builds there, then opens a pull request you can review and merge from your phone.
Your whole computer in your hand
Real keys with real modifiers, the app switcher, windows you can move, zoom that follows your cursor. Not a picture of your screen.
Nothing to install on your phone
Scan a code and your phone's browser is the screen, the trackpad and the mic. iPhone or Android.
The file you need is at home
Open it, edit it, send it from a train or a hotel. It is your actual computer, so the file is right where you left it.
Your computer on your glasses
Put on Meta Ray-Ban Display and your screen floats in front of you. Move, click and type with a flick of your fingers.
Make it yours
Little things people show their friends
Pick a look for your remote
Cork, leather, a red diner, a sketchbook. Switch in Settings, and new ones land in the skin store.
Make your own skin
Draw on your screen from your phone
Circle it, point at it, scribble on it. It lands on your computer as you draw.
A dark screen for the room
Drive it from your phone while the computer's own screen stays dark to anyone nearby.
Your screen in your glasses
On Meta Ray-Ban Display your computer floats in front of you. Drive it with your fingers.
Also on your phone: a comet trail behind your cursor, a giant cursor for when you lose it, and a big record button for when the phone lies on the desk.
How it's different
How it compares
Four kinds of app get compared to this one. None of them do the same thing.
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Apps that only ping you about your agent
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.
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Screen sharing like Splashtop or Screens
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.
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Dictation apps like Superwhisper
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.
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Cloud voice and chat apps
They send your voice and words to a server. Here transcription and history stay on your computer, nothing trains a model, and with Ollama or MLX even the AI stays local.
Open source
Every line of code is public
It sees your screen and hears your voice, so you should be able to check what it does with them. Anyone can read the code, and nothing runs that you can't see.
Free under the MIT license. Build it yourself, change it, or send a fix. The bridge your coding agents use to reach your phone is open too, on npm.
Go mobile in a minute
- 1Get the Mac app
Download it free and open it. It shows a code on your Mac.
- 2Scan the code
Point your phone's camera at it. The remote opens in your phone's browser, on iPhone or Android. Prefer an icon on your home screen? There is also an iPhone app.
- 3Move, tap, talk
Drag to move the cursor, tap to click, hold the mic and say what to type.
Common questions
Do I need to install anything on my phone?
No. Scan the code the Mac app shows and the remote opens in your phone's browser, on iPhone or Android. There is also an optional iPhone app if you prefer an icon on your home screen.
What do I need on my Mac?
The free MightyMouse Mac app. It shows the code you scan.
Is voice typing free?
Yes. Your Mac turns your voice into text, so there is no per-minute charge and your voice is never uploaded.
Does it work when I am away from home?
Yes. On your home Wi-Fi it is free and unlimited. Away from home it runs over cellular, with a free monthly allowance.
Does this work with my glasses?
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.
Is MightyMouse open source?
Yes. The whole computer app is free and open source under the MIT license, on GitHub. Read the code, build it yourself, or send a fix.
Does it work with Claude, ChatGPT and Codex?
Yes. Connect the Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you already pay for, or use local models on your Mac. Your coding agents can ask you questions on your phone while you are away from the desk.