Tap back into your work
Open an app or return to its last active window. A small dot above the icon shows what’s running.
Your favorite apps, a tap away.
Codex updates, at a glance.
A companion screen for your Mac, right where you need it.
One session. One latest status.
Give your favorite apps a little room.
Keep them on your iPhone, arranged your way.
Open an app or return to its last active window. A small dot above the icon shows what’s running.
Choose a window, close a specific one, or quit the app. Even a busy desktop feels manageable.
Choose up to 10 apps and drag them into place. Your Mac and iPhone keep the same order.
Portrait or landscape. Light or dark. Haptics that feel right to you. Plug it in and keep it quietly in view.
Codex keeps working. You keep your focus.
Session updates stay alongside your Dock,
without another trip to the terminal.
Currently supports Codex CLI. Enter tasks and approve requests in your existing Codex workflow.
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Connect over Bluetooth.
Your Mac and iPhone don’t need the same Wi-Fi.
Your apps. Your choice.Open AgentDock on your Mac, choose the apps you want to control, then select Add iPhone.
Open the connection page on iPhone and select your Mac from nearby devices.
Check the six-digit code on both devices, then confirm on your Mac. Paired devices can reconnect automatically.
You choose which apps can be controlled. App actions and session updates travel between your devices over Bluetooth.

Install AgentDock on both your Mac and iPhone to get started.
Set up your apps and Codex CLI updates,
with AgentDock ready in your menu bar.
The download link will appear here when it’s ready.
Per public IP: 3 ZIP requests per 10 minutes, 10 per rolling 24 hours. Retries and range requests count too.
Keep app controls and session updates
right where you can see them.
Installation details will appear here when available.
Currently in development preview. Check this page for download and release updates.
A little clarity before your first tap.
AgentDock is a panel for app control and session updates. Use your iPhone to open or switch Mac apps, select windows, and check Codex CLI states. It does not stream your Mac desktop to your phone.
No. Your Mac and iPhone connect over Bluetooth. Turn Bluetooth on and grant AgentDock permission on both devices. App downloads and Codex CLI’s own online tasks may still need internet access.
No. Keep using Codex CLI in your usual terminal. Enabling Codex notifications on Mac installs the required notification integration. Review the configuration as prompted, then reopen the CLI. Turning it off removes AgentDock’s configuration. Your iPhone shows updates; task input and approvals stay in Codex.
Both devices need Bluetooth permission. You choose which Mac apps may be controlled. Selecting or closing specific windows also requires Accessibility permission when prompted.
AgentDock first tries to reconnect to your last Mac. By default, automatic scanning pauses while your iPhone is on battery to save power. You can search manually or change this in Settings. Background reconnection also depends on iOS scheduling.
The Dock page can stay awake while charging and show your iPhone’s battery level. You can also enable Keep Awake on Battery in Settings.
Mac downloads and iPhone installation details will be listed in this page’s download section. Choose your device; an unavailable link means its release details are not ready yet.