Phone Use Remote vs Phone Use

Phone Use Remote is the remote for iphone-use, the open-source tool that lets AI agents and scripts operate a real iPhone from a Mac. When an agent is working on a phone, open Phone Use Remote to watch what it does, take over with your own taps and swipes, type text into the phone, and hand it back. • Live screen from the phone your Mac drives • Tap, long press, swipe and drag, mapped onto the phone's screen • Type text in any language • Hand the phone back to its holder in one tap • Pair by scanning a QR code on your Mac, no typing • Built-in demo with recorded screens, to see how it works before setting anything up How it works: install iphone-use on your Mac (one command, see the website), connect the iPhone it drives, then scan the code from the iphone-use page. This app talks only to that Mac on your network. Privacy: no account, no analytics, no tracking. The app collects nothing.

Phone Use lets AI agents operate your iPhone, with you in charge. Phone Use on your Mac or Linux computer sees your iPhone through Screen Mirroring and taps and types through Bluetooth, so an AI agent can open apps, read the screen and get things done on your real phone. This app is where you stay in control: • Allow or deny an agent before it starts, or let it start after a short countdown you can cancel. • See what the agent is doing in a Live Activity, and take over with one tap. • Keep your iPhone awake while it mirrors, and choose whether its sound plays on the computer. • Check the Phone Use Bridge, the small Bluetooth device that taps and types for the agent, and move it to another Wi-Fi network. Pair by scanning the code Phone Use shows on your computer. The app talks to your own computer on your network; notifications reach you through a push relay that can't read them. No account, no tracking. Requires Phone Use on a Mac or Linux computer, free and open source at github.com/lxe/phoneuse. Not set up yet? Tap See a Demo to try the app with a simulated computer.