On the couch
You want to check progress from the couch
Leave the longer task running on the Mac and open the conversation on iPhone to check progress first.
Resume the Codex running on your Mac from your iPhone.
Do not break the flow just because you stepped away from your desk. CodexPocket keeps the Codex environment on your Mac and lets you open work, check status, and send a quick follow-up from your iPhone, so you can clear short checks before you get back to the Mac.
Mac version 0.1.3 is available now. There is no public App Store or TestFlight link for the iPhone app yet, so check the current availability first.
Mac and iPhone roles
Control from iPhone, execution on Mac. That makes it easy to stay in the flow when you step away.
The Mac app and connection layer keep the work anchored on the Mac, while the iPhone gives you a quick way back in whenever you need it.
SetupConnect with QR
ContextOrganized by work item
ActionStart a new conversation from the input box
What you can do from iPhone
ConnectionChoose which Mac to open
WorkJump into the right conversation or branch
Input boxSend follow-ups, use skills, and trigger one-off runs
When it helps
Where it fits best
After bedtime
You want to send one quick follow-up after putting the kids to bed
Send the quick follow-up first after the kids are asleep, and leave heavier work and log checking for the Mac.
During downtime
You want to send one quick follow-up during a break
Even between videos or games, you can send the follow-up first from your iPhone and leave execution and log management to the Mac workflow.
What it gives you
Lower the cost of interruption when you step away from your desk
Pick up the current work without guesswork
Open the work already running on your Mac from the list, so you can recover context quickly without hunting for the right place to start.
Connect with a QR code on the same LAN
Open the Mac app, show the QR code, and scan it from iPhone. Adding your Mac takes just a few steps.
Keep everything organized by work item
Conversations, branches, skills, and commands stay grouped around each work item, so it is easier to keep track of which environment you are touching.
Getting started
The first success comes quickly
Prepare the Mac for connection
Prepare the QR code and the work list in the Mac app.
Add your Mac from iPhone
Import it with a QR code or setup code, then wait for the connection check and work list to load.
Open the work and continue from there
Open the work, follow the conversation, add a quick follow-up from the input box, or start a new conversation when you need one.
Guides
Start with the right guide
Start on Mac
The best starting point if you want to understand the Mac app, connection layer, QR setup, and logs first.
Open the Mac guideStart on iPhone
The best starting point if you want to learn how to add a Mac, browse work, read conversations, and send follow-ups from the input box.
Open the iPhone guideHow Mac and iPhone connect
A dedicated section for topics that cross the boundary between iPhone and Mac.
Open the connection guideArchitecture and operations
The place to look for cross-cutting information such as release policy and multilingual support.
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