Your brief, your chats and your approvals, wherever you are.
Replies owed, who you are waiting on and today, the same as on your Mac. Pick up a chat, ask a question, or start a new one.

Needs you first, then who you are waiting on, then today. Mail, Teams and Slack filters sit above the list. Swipe left to draft a reply or snooze. Nothing sends without your yes.

Open an email and ask about it, or change the draft. Recall drafts from your notes; Send asks for Face ID and shows the exact text first.

Drafts never send without your yes, and you can say yes from your phone. You see exactly what will be sent. Change a word and Recall asks again.

The same chats as your Mac, running on your MacBook. Start on the train, pick up where you left off at your desk.

Choose the engine and the exact model for a chat, or make it the default for the whole app. Context used and plan left are on the sheet.

A week strip, your next meeting with Prep and Join, and the gaps in between. Prep shows the people, what was said last time and the linked emails.


Your notes are markdown files on your MacBook. The phone shows them, searches them and saves changes back when it is connected.

The More tab shows what is running on your MacBook: Code, the browser agent waiting for your yes, and music. Projects and Settings are one tap away.

The island and live activities show what an agent is doing and answers from your records during a meeting, without unlocking.

In Recall on your Mac, open Settings, then iPhone. Point your phone at the code, or type the six digits. Your phone talks straight to your Mac over Wi-Fi or Tailscale. You can unpair from either device.

When something important happens, a key client emails, a server goes down or a meeting is starting, your iPhone rings like a FaceTime call. Recall tells you out loud, and you can talk back.