Voice, hands-free
Speak a turn, pause, and it sends. The reply plays back in the phone's synthetic voice, with no extra voice account.
Pocket Link — Claude/Codex on your Mac
in your pocket
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~/messenger % node --test test/*.test.mjs ✔ pairing link is single-use (12ms) ✔ rejects cross-origin requests (4ms) ✔ delivers over WebSocket (31ms) ✔ private media needs a session (9ms) ℹ tests 42 pass 42 fail 0
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A private messenger for your own Mac.
Text, photos and voice go straight to the Claude or Codex conversation running at home. Pair once by QR, add it to your Home Screen, and your Mac is a message away.
See how pairing worksReach your Mac anytime, anywhere with ease
Text and image messages
Send PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP up to 10 MB. Tap any image to enlarge it. Ordinary images are kept for 30 days.
Spoken conversations
Use Dictate to edit a transcript before it sends, or Voice → Speak to talk. Pause and the turn sends itself; replies play in the phone's own voice.
Mac screen on request
Ask for a fresh snapshot of the main display. Nothing streams or records in the background, and each snapshot expires after ten minutes.
Invitations and notifications
Your Mac can invite you to a 90-second voice conversation. With Web Push enabled, a notification opens Pocket Link to answer.
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Voice conversationToday, 8:12
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Pocket Link now
Incoming invitation: “An update is ready.” Tap to answer.
Why Pocket Link?
Your Mac's companion
Mac screen on demand
One tap captures the main display, only when you press it. Snapshots delete themselves after ten minutes.
messengerpublicscriptsservertestios
~/messenger % node --test test/*.test.mjs ✔ pairing link is single-use (12ms) ✔ rejects cross-origin requests (4ms) ✔ delivers over WebSocket (31ms) ✔ private media needs a session (9ms) ℹ tests 42 pass 42 fail 0
Expires 09:58
Computer worker
GPT drafts an exact plan, you approve it, and a small local model carries it out step by step in your Mac's apps.
✓Activate
Notes✓Press
New Note3Insert exact text
4Verify text matches
Put Pocket Link on your iPhone
Add the web app to your Home Screen from Safari, or build the native SwiftUI app in Xcode for personal installation. Both talk to the same conversation.
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iPhonePaired for 30 days
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Your MacPort 8787 · HTTPS tunnel
Starts at login
The server and your Claude/Codex agent both run on your Mac and start at login. Keep it awake and online, and every message you send from your phone lands right where your work already lives.
Your link stays
in safe hands
30minSingle-use pairing
Each QR link works once and expires after half an hour.
30daysSessions expire
Messages and media need a signed-in device, and sessions time out.
1commandRevoke any device
Remove one paired phone by ID, or all of them at once.
0writesRead-only sandbox
The companion conversation runs with a read-only sandbox on your Mac.
Encrypted in transit
Every hop between your iPhone and your Mac is encrypted
Messages, images, voice and screen snapshots travel inside TLS the whole way. They never cross the internet as plain text.
- Your iPhonePocket Link web app
- HTTPS · TLS 1.3
- CloudflareRoutes the connection
- Encrypted tunnel
- Your MacServer stays on 127.0.0.1
- HTTPS only. Plain-HTTP visits are redirected, and browsers are told to use HTTPS every time.
- Hashed secrets. Pairing codes and session tokens are stored only as SHA-256 hashes.
- Locked-down cookie. The session cookie is Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Strict.
- Private on disk. Messages and media sit in owner-only files on your Mac. Turn on FileVault to encrypt them at rest.
Not end-to-end encrypted yet. Cloudflare decrypts traffic at its edge to route it to your Mac, so treat pairing QR codes as private.
Pair Pocket Link and simplify your day
Easy pairing
- 1Generate a QRRun the pair command on your Mac.
- 2Scan and connectOpen it in Safari, tap Connect to my Mac.
- 3Add to Home ScreenShare → Add to Home Screen, then enable notifications.
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On your Mac
Companion threadClaude/Codex
Persistent conversationReady
Computer worker2 of 8 plans
Queue activeKev-0.8B
Screen helperPermission on
Captures on tap onlymacOS
Runs on your Mac
$0extra per month
Works right away. The address changes after a restart, so you'll pair again with a fresh QR.
View local commandsReplies use your existing Claude or ChatGPT/Codex account and its usage allowance.