# Nucleic for iPhone — the cockpit in your pocket
Nucleic's native iPhone remote projects your Mac's fleet of coding agents to your phone — 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.

Nucleic's iPhone remote projects your Mac's fleet to your phone — watch sessions stream, answer approvals, and send the next prompt from wherever you are. End-to-end encrypted.

Available on TestFlight
Also 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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The Nucleic iPhone app — Home tab. Illustrative.

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

A 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 wherever you are.

What it does

## Everything you need to keep the fleet moving.

A pure projection of your Mac — read everything, approve anything, miss nothing.

01

### Answer approvals

The point. Risk-labeled approval cards show the full command and context — deny or allow in one tap, with Face ID standing guard on high-risk actions.

02

### Watch the work

Live transcripts stream in with collapsible tool calls, and diffs are a tap away. Sessions sort attention-first, so what needs you is always on top.

03

### Send the next prompt

An agent paused for input is a fleet stalled. 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 the Mac shows, sized for a glance between everything else.

05

### Start and steer

Kick off a new chat — pick the project, model, and effort — and capture ideas into the inbox the moment they hit you.

06

### Private by design

Paired by QR and end-to-end encrypted with the Noise protocol. Your Mac stays the single authority; the phone stores no code and invents no state.

Built like the Mac app

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

The remote is 100% Swift and SwiftUI, with the same status glyphs, palette, and semantics as the Mac cockpit — so the two devices read identically.

### Pure Swift & SwiftUI

Native navigation, native performance, featherweight on battery. It feels like an Apple app because it is one.

### Paired in seconds

Open Nucleic on the Mac, choose Add iPhone, scan the QR — encrypted from the first byte, no account or setup beyond that.

### Honest connectivity

Phones roam. Stale data is always labeled, and actions disable rather than silently fail — you always know 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 rolls over automatically as you move. Every path runs end-to-end encrypted, with no code or diffs 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

A zero-config fallback for when neither device can reach the other. End-to-end encrypted.

end-to-end encrypted on every path

Open beta

## Bring 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