Pushary vs KScrigno

Pushary puts your AI agents in your pocket. Start a long task, walk away, and let the agent reach you the moment it needs a decision. Approve or deny from your lock screen, then it keeps going. WHY PUSHARY AI agents move fast and then stop cold the second they hit something risky. A file delete, a deploy, a shell command, a question about which approach to take. Pushary sends that moment to your phone so the work does not sit waiting at your desk. You answer in a tap and the agent picks up where it left off. WHAT YOU CAN DO Approve or deny tool calls. Every request arrives with the agent name, the tool, and the surrounding context, so you can decide with confidence. Risky actions are flagged. Deny with a note. Turn down an action and tell the agent what to do instead, in one step. Set permission policies. Decide what runs on its own and what waits for you. Read only commands can flow through while deletes and deploys pause for approval. See your whole fleet. Every running agent, grouped by machine and project, with live status and the cost so far today. Tap in to read recent activity. Send instructions. Type what to do next from your phone and the agent picks it up when it finishes its current step. Pick how you are reached. Smart mode pushes when you are away from your terminal and stays quiet while you are at it. You can also choose always push, awareness pings only, or terminal only. Mute pushes for an hour or four when you need focus. Stop everything. One kill switch denies every pending and new tool call until you lift it. Stop a single agent or the entire fleet. Keep a full audit trail. Every question and decision is recorded with who answered, when, and from where. HOW IT CONNECTS Run one setup command in your terminal and scan the QR it shows. The key is sealed to your terminal, so it never passes through the app in the clear. Connecting takes about a minute. WORKS WITH Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Hermes. WHO IT IS FOR Developers running agents on real work, engineering leads who need oversight, and anyone who wants their agents to keep moving without sitting at the keyboard all day. SUBSCRIPTION Pushary is a subscription with a 3 day free trial. Prices may vary by region. Agent: $9.99 per month for every agent you run. Agent Pro: $19.99 per month adds unlimited notifications, priority support, and the full audit trail. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Any unused part of a free trial is forfeited when you buy a subscription. Terms of Use: https://pushary.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://pushary.com/privacy Questions or feedback? https://pushary.com/support

KScrigno is an application for managing files and programming dynamic URLs on NXP MIFARE DESFire EV3 NFC tags. It is designed to securely store confidential information on the tag and support NFC-based identification, attendance monitoring, and tracking services in combination with the KScrigno Dynamic URL Server. A key feature of KScrigno is its integration with the Dynamic URL Server through the NDEF format. This allows URLs to be read without a dedicated app: simply bring a mobile device close to the tag to open the URL in the device’s default browser. Each time the tag is read, it generates a URL containing an incrementing counter. The dynamic URL cannot be modified, as it is protected by a MAC (Message Authentication Code) generated by the tag, acting as a digital seal. This makes dynamic URLs particularly suitable for integration with management systems, where simply reading a tag can trigger an action and automatically record an event. KScrigno Dynamic Url Server Dynamic URLs can be integrated into systems such as: Guard Tour Management – tags are used as checkpoints that operators must reach and scan along a designated route. Attendance Monitoring – check-in and check-out events are recorded quickly and automatically. Passage Tracking – each scan is associated with a specific tag, checkpoint, operator, date, and time. Service Activation – the physical presence of a person is verified before a service is activated.