# Nucleic for iPhone — The cockpit, in your pocket.
Your Mac's fleet of coding agents, projected to your iPhone. Watch sessions stream, answer approvals with Face ID, and send the next prompt from wherever you are. End-to-end encrypted.

Native iPhone companion

# The cockpit,
in your pocket.

Your Mac's fleet, projected to your phone. Watch sessions stream, answer approvals, and send the next prompt from wherever you are — end-to-end encrypted.

Available on TestFlight
It starts on your Mac. Meet the desktop cockpit →
Pairs with the Mac app by QR · private by design · end-to-end encrypted

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Connected · LAN
The Nucleic iPhone app — Home tab. Illustrative.

## Agents don't stop when you stand up.

The fleet keeps working after you leave your desk — right up until it needs an approval or the next instruction. Then everything waits on you.

The iPhone remote keeps you in command: every session, approval, transcript, and diff, live from your Mac. Answer in seconds. From anywhere.

What it does

## Keep the fleet moving. From anywhere.

A pure projection of your Mac. Read everything. Approve anything. Miss nothing.

01

### Answer approvals

The whole point. Risk-labeled cards show the full command and its context — allow or deny in one tap, with Face ID standing guard on the risky ones.

02

### Watch the work

Transcripts stream in live, tool calls fold away, and diffs are one tap deep. Sessions sort attention-first — what needs you is always on top.

03

### Send the next prompt

An agent waiting on input is a fleet standing still. Type the follow-up from your phone, and it's back to work before you're back at your desk.

04

### A glanceable home

Stat cards, the activity grid, your streak, and quick to-dos — the same dashboard your Mac shows, sized for the moment between moments.

05

### Start and steer

Kick off a new chat — project, model, effort, go. And capture ideas into the inbox the moment they strike.

06

### Private by design

Paired by QR, end-to-end encrypted with the Noise protocol. Your Mac stays the single source of truth — the phone stores no code and invents no state.

Built like the Mac app

## A real iPhone app, not a web view.

100% Swift and SwiftUI, with the same status glyphs, palette, and semantics as the Mac cockpit. Two devices, one language.

### Pure Swift & SwiftUI

Native navigation, native performance, featherweight on battery. It feels like it came with your iPhone.

### Paired in seconds

Open Nucleic on your Mac, choose Add iPhone, scan the code. Encrypted from the first byte. No account, no setup, nothing else.

### Honest connectivity

Phones roam. So stale data is always labeled, and actions disable instead of silently failing. You always know exactly what you're looking at.

pairs with Nucleic for Mac · QR pairing · end-to-end encrypted

How it reaches your Mac

## On your Wi‑Fi, or across the world.

The phone finds the fastest path on its own — the local network when you're near your Mac, your private tailnet when you're not — and hands off automatically as you move. Every path end-to-end encrypted, with no code or diffs ever stored on the phone.

### Local network

On the same Wi‑Fi, the phone finds your Mac over Bonjour and connects directly.

### Tailnet

Away from home, the phone reaches your Mac over your own Tailscale tailnet.

### Nucleic Private Relay

When nothing else connects, a zero-config relay does. End-to-end encrypted, always.

end-to-end encrypted on every path

Open beta

## Take the cockpit with you.

The iPhone remote ships alongside the Nucleic beta. Download the Mac app, then pair your phone from Nucleic ▸ Settings ▸ Add iPhone.

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No account required · private by design · end-to-end encrypted