iPhone app

Chat and Remote#

AI Integrator for iPhone signs in to the same account as the web app, so your projects, Agents, memory, and files are there. You don’t need a paired computer to use Chat.

You can also pair AI Integrator for iPhone with the desktop app to use Remote: follow and start Code tasks, and see or control the computer’s apps and screens. Pairing doesn’t install Code on your iPhone or upload your repository. A computer or a browser can pair the same way; see Remote access.

You can also use Chat in a phone browser with the same account. Installers for the desktop app are on Downloads.

Sign in on your iPhone#

Sign in with Google or Apple. A system sheet opens for the sign-in and returns you to AI Integrator when you finish, without switching to Safari. If you cancel, you stay on the sign-in screen. If you leave the sheet open for a few minutes, it times out.

Pair your iPhone with your computer#

Your computer and iPhone must be signed in to the same account. On the computer, turn on Settings → Remote Access → Allow remote access, and turn on Local network, a ZeroTier network, or Publish on Tailscale in Connections.

1. On your computer, in Remote Access, choose Add a device.
2. On your iPhone, open the drawer, tap Remote, then tap Pair a computer.
3. Scan the QR code. To enter the six-character code instead, tap Type a code.
4. On your computer, choose what your iPhone can do, then choose Allow.

Your iPhone can’t do anything on your computer until you allow it.

Use an app or a screen on your computer#

This needs a paired computer, the Pro or Max plan, and permission on the computer. On a Mac, turn on Screen Recording and Accessibility in Remote Access → This Mac first.

1. On your computer, in Remote Access → Paired devices, choose Access for your iPhone and turn on View apps or View screens. To click and type, also turn on Control apps or Control screens. Integrator Browser covers only the task browser, not Word, a terminal, or other apps.
2. On your iPhone, in Remote, tap Control a computer, or the button with your computer’s name.
3. Choose an app under On your PC, or a screen under Screens on your PC.

The app or screen fills your iPhone. In the app menu, choose Touch, Trackpad, or Gamepad under Pointer. In Touch, tap to click, touch and hold to right-click, and use two fingers to zoom and scroll. Gamepad adds a W, A, S, and D stick and game buttons for games. To type, tap Show phone keyboard.

The app keeps running on your computer when you close the view. Up to two devices can view a computer at once, and your iPhone waits while someone is using the computer’s mouse or keyboard. For every mode and limit, see Remote access.

Follow a Code task#

Remote lists your paired computers. Filter with All or a computer name, then use Projects view, Priority view, or Search remote chats to find a task. Tap the pencil to start a new chat on the computer.

• Send message starts a run on your computer.
• While a run is active, you may see Queue message, Steer this turn, and Stop.
• Work surfaces can show Git, Agents, Files, and Usage. Files shows a preview, and Git shows the diff and commit history.

To stage, commit, or push, use your computer, another paired computer, or a browser.

If your iPhone can’t connect#

If Remote shows Waking…, Reconnecting, or Stopped, wake your computer and check the private connection. Then read the transcript before you send again, because your last action may not have reached your computer.

In Remote Access on your computer, you can rename a device, change its access, or remove it. See also Privacy and Tasks.