See where work is happening.
See which of your computers is working, what it is doing, and which tasks are ready for you to review. Open a task from the map to continue the conversation.
Keep your Codex work moving from your phone.
Follow your tasks, send the next instruction, and review results when you’re away from your desk. Coordinate work across your connected computers from the same place.
Request early access ↗Private beta for Mac users · Connect through Tailscale
Give a task what it needs.
Send a follow-up, attach a screenshot, or answer a question from your phone. You can also choose the model and effort for the next response.
Choose where a task runs.
Use your configured computer operators to assign work to a particular machine. Your Mac coordinates the task while you follow along from your phone.
Start with your Mac and phone.
1. Connect your MacRun Pocket alongside Codex on your Mac, which hosts your private app.
2. Pair your phoneConnect through Tailscale, then enter your pairing PIN on your phone.
3. Add your computersOptionally connect compatible computer operators to assign work to other machines. We’ll help you explore this experimental feature during setup.
The Mac must stay awake and connected. Additional computers need a compatible operator setup and network access.
Try Pocket with your own computers.
Join a small group of Codex users trying Pocket with guided setup. Bring your phone and a Mac that can stay awake and connected.
A few things to know.
Does this website host my chats?
Your chats stay with your existing setup. Pocket runs on your Mac, and you reach it through your private Tailscale connection.
Can I use any computer?
You’ll need a compatible computer operator integration for each additional machine. We’ll review your setup with you during the beta.
Is Pocket made by OpenAI?
No. Pocket is an independent companion, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI. Codex is an OpenAI product.