01Lock screen
Approve without unlocking
The notification carries the exact command. Long-press, Approve or Deny — from the lock screen or your Apple Watch.
Coming soon
Roamly sends every Claude Code and Codex prompt to your iPhone — the exact command, a risk flag, Approve or Deny — so nothing sits waiting for you to get back.
The stall
Claude Code asks before it runs anything that matters. That’s the right call — until you’re at lunch and it has spent 41 minutes waiting for you to press 1.
What it does
01Lock screen
The notification carries the exact command. Long-press, Approve or Deny — from the lock screen or your Apple Watch.
02Risk flags
Every request is rated LOW to CRITICAL with a plain reason. Risky ones need Face ID. There is no “always allow”.
03Live sessions
Activity feed, changed files with diffs, model, context, cost and usage limits. Interrupt, pause or stop from your pocket.
04Questions
Answer questions and approve plans by voice. Dictation runs on-device; replies queue while the agent is busy.
05New tasks
Launch Claude Code or Codex in any folder on your Mac, in Terminal or in the background. Send screenshots and your clipboard straight in.
06Full screen
Low-latency screen streaming with touch, trackpad and keyboard control. 60 fps, direct peer-to-peer or through the relay.
Also: home-screen widgets, Control Center, Siri and Shortcuts — pause every agent with one tap, keep the Mac awake.
Security
Roamly can run commands on the machine that holds your keys and your code. It’s built like it.
QR code, a matching 6-digit code, then Touch ID on the Mac. Once.
Everything between phone and Mac — push notifications included.
When it can’t connect directly, the relay forwards ciphertext. It can’t read your commands.
Every request is a decision. Anything risky asks for Face ID.
A red border frames the Mac’s screen while a phone is connected.
Face ID app lock and a tamper-evident log of every action.
Soon. The apps are built and we’re polishing them now. People on the waitlist get access first, ahead of the public release — we’ll email you once, when it’s your turn.
Claude Code and Codex today, more agents coming. Anything else on your Mac is still one tap away through full screen control.
Your agents keep running on your Mac, exactly as they do now. Your phone receives only what you need to decide — the command, the diff, the question — encrypted end to end. When traffic goes through our relay, the relay only ever sees ciphertext.
No. Roamly connects phone to Mac directly when it can and falls back to an encrypted relay when it can’t — cellular, a café, another time zone.
We’ll share pricing at launch; waitlist gets early access.
your Mac, from anywhere.
One email when your invite is ready. No newsletter, no drip campaign.