iPhone and iPad

Check a running agent from your phone

Connect to your Mac or server to see what an agent is doing, answer a question, and inspect its changes. The work runs on the host. Your iPhone or iPad is another way to reach it.

Account-based remote management requires Patron or Legend. Screen viewing and control require Legend. Your host must be awake, reachable, and running tokenstat, with your device approved. Compare plans →

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tokenstat on iPhone: today and this week, the activity heatmap, and plan limits per harness — **Home**Today, this week, the heatmap, and plan limits per harness.

tokenstat on iPhone: workspace chat with an agent, its tool calls and plan and execute modes — **Chat**Ask the agent in a workspace and watch its tool calls land.

tokenstat on iPhone: the sessions grid with eighteen agent harnesses — **Sessions**Every harness on the machine, one tap to run it.

tokenstat on iPhone: a live Claude session resumed in a terminal, with the keyboard up — **Live session**Resume any agent and type into it, keyboard up.

tokenstat on iPhone: htop running on a server over SSH — **SSH**A real shell on any host, with keys and snippets.

tokenstat on iPhone: the Mac desktop viewed and controlled from the phone — **Remote desktop**See the Mac's screen and take the mouse.

tokenstat on iPhone: a pull request with its conversation, changes, and checks — **Pull requests**The conversation, the checks, and what changed.

tokenstat on iPhone: the devices list with SSH hosts and spend per machine — **Devices**Every machine on the account, and what each costs.

Mobile screenshots from v0.8.0 · 3 September 2026.

While you are away

Respond without returning to your desk

Answer an agent

Attach to its terminal and type a response. The extra keyboard controls provide keys a phone keyboard is missing.

Get run notifications

Enable notifications in account settings to hear when a run finishes, fails, or waits for input.

Inspect the work

Browse the host's files, read changes, and edit a file. Check usage and available plan-limit readings before starting more work.

Open a development server

Forward a port from the connected host and open the page from your phone.

View or control a screen

On Legend, request screen access from the host. Viewing and keyboard or pointer control have separate permissions.

Connect your first host

Install tokenstat on the Mac or server where your agents run.
Link the host and phone to your account, then enable remote access on the host.
Approve the phone on that host, or redeem an invitation code created there.
Open a workspace or terminal from the phone. Keep the host awake and running.

Always-on host lets work continue after the desktop app quits. It does not make a sleeping or powered-off computer available. Jobs started from the phone run on the host and can continue when the phone app closes.

Host installation and access → · Screen permissions →

Encrypted connections between your devices

tokenstat tries a direct connection first. When that is unavailable, the relay forwards encrypted traffic it cannot read. The service still processes connection metadata and relay usage. Relayed traffic counts toward your plan's allowance. Direct traffic does not.

Signing in does not grant access to a host's work. The host approves each device. Screen viewing and control are separate grants. You can revoke access from the host. SSH connections use their own host credentials and trust settings.

Data and connection details → · Plans and relay allowances →

The desktop app and the CLIBoth ship today, on the machines the phone connects to.The desktop appWhere the workspaces, automations, and workflows are set up.PricingRemote management, screen access, and relay allowances.What syncing sendsField by field, and the command that prints it first.