Continuum: Claude, Codex, Grok

Continuum: Claude, Codex, Grok

Unified AI chat, code & usage

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Continuum is your unified workspace for AI chat, coding agents, and usage analytics — on iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac, kept in sync. CHAT — one place for every model Talk to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, and OpenRouter from a single chat. Broadcast one prompt to several models at once, compare their answers side by side, then continue with the one you like best. CODE — drive your coding agents from anywhere Start, monitor, and steer Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI coding agents running on your Mac — right from your iPhone or Apple Watch. Review diffs and pull requests, approve plans, watch live terminals, and reply by voice. Your phone becomes a remote control for your dev machine. ANALYTICS — never get surprised by a limit Live rate-limit gauges for Claude Code and Codex show how much of your 5-hour and weekly limits you've used. Historical token and cost analytics break spend down by project and model, with Apple Watch complications that put it all on your wrist. WHY CONTINUUM • Three tools in one — chat, code, and analytics, instead of juggling apps. • Pairs with your Mac — the free Continuum Mac app does the heavy lifting and securely streams to your iPhone and Watch over your own network. No account required. • Private by design — your data stays on your devices. Nothing is collected. • Built for people who live in Claude Code, Codex, and the terminal. Pair once with the Continuum Mac app and your chats, sessions, and usage follow you to every screen.
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What's New in Continuum

1.0.18

August 1, 2026

# Continuum 0.72.0 Follow-up to 0.71.0's sync work: your Mac stays reachable on its own, and the phone finally shows the truth about what's running. ## What's new - **Your Mac heals itself instead of going dark.** After a crash-relaunch or a stale enrollment, the Mac could get stuck "offline" forever — no restart or re-sign-in brought it back. It now detects the stall, clears the bad enrollment, and re-enrolls itself automatically. (#1352) - **PR controls on your phone finally know what state you're in.** Instead of a permanent orange **Create PR** button — which stayed loud after the work was done and offered to open a second PR against an already-merged branch — iOS and Android now show the same three-state control the Mac has: *Create PR* when there isn't one, a colour-coded PR pill when there is, and a *Merge* button when checks are green. (#1367) - **Usage gauges work again on iPhone.** They were pinned at 0% with a recurring "Your Mac didn't respond in time" — the phone was asking the wrong machine. It now reads usage from a live Mac, and holds the last good numbers through a relay blip instead of flickering every five seconds. (#1365, #1366) - **Live sessions actually look live.** A session running on another device showed as finished — no data-stream animation, no "Live on another device". Running sessions now report their real status across every client. (#1365, #1366) ## Under the hood - Host-control startup gets a 30-second watchdog and retries on the mirror timer, so a single failed enroll can no longer strand a machine. (#1352) - Sessions resumed after an app restart re-attach their event wiring, so the session registry stops publishing a frozen row. (#1366) - PR-state vocabulary moved into one shared model (Swift + TypeScript) with matching tests, so the Mac, iOS, and Expo clients can't drift apart on what a merged PR looks like. (#1367)

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