Coming soon to iPhone and iPad

The control deck you already carry.

Deck turns your iPhone or iPad into a grid of buttons for your Mac. Launch apps, run scripts and Shortcuts, replay macros, ride the volume. One tap each.

Needs iOS 26 or iPadOS 26, and a Mac on macOS 14 or later.

If your Mac can do it, it fits on a button.

Every tile is one action. Fill a page, then swipe to the next.

Apps

Launch, focus or quit any app on your Mac. Tiles wear the app's real icon, so the page reads at a glance.

Scripts

Run a shell script or an AppleScript from a tile. The tile tells you whether it worked.

Shortcuts

Trigger any Shortcut on your Mac. If you built it there, you can fire it from here.

Macros

Record a sequence once on your Mac, then replay the whole thing with a tap.

Volume, brightness, media

Sliders you drag for volume and brightness. Keys for play, pause and skip.

System switches

Dark mode, Focus, lock screen, keep awake, screenshot, empty the Trash.

Coding agent sessions

Follow your coding agent sessions from across the room. A tile shows which are still working and which are waiting on you.

Live
Live tiles

Tiles that report back.

Some buttons do more than fire. Live tiles show what your Mac is doing right now, starting with your Claude Code sessions: which are working, and which are waiting on you.

Pair

Set up with six digits.

Install the menu bar companion on your Mac, open Deck on your phone, and check that both screens show the same code. That is the whole setup.

Edit

Build it where you tap it.

Hold a tile to rearrange, the way you would on the Home Screen. Pick actions from your Mac's own apps, scripts and Shortcuts without leaving the couch.

Private

Stays between your devices.

Your phone talks to your Mac directly over the local network, encrypted end to end. No account, and nothing in the cloud.

Be there when it ships.

Deck is on its way to the App Store. Leave your email and you'll hear the day it lands.

Pricing will be announced at launch.