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.
POCKET FOR CODEX
When you step away from your desk, you can still see what your Codex tasks are doing, send the next instruction, and review the results. If you work across several computers, you can choose where a task runs and follow its progress in the same place.
Request early access ↗Mac-hosted · Private connection · Experimental beta
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.
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.
Use your configured computer operators to assign work to a particular machine. Your Mac coordinates the task while you follow along from your phone.
GETTING CONNECTED
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 computersWe’ll help you configure compatible computer operators during setup so you can assign tasks to your other machines. This feature is currently experimental.
The Mac must stay awake and connected. Additional computers need a compatible operator setup and network access.
JOIN THE PRIVATE BETA
If you use Codex regularly and want to keep working when you’re away from your desk, we’d like to help you try Pocket. The first group will include 5–10 people, with guided setup and a week to see how it fits your routine.
You’ll need a Mac that can stay awake and connected. During the beta, we’ll work with you to test reliability and compatibility with your other computers.
No. This public site explains Pocket. The current app runs on your Mac and is reached through your private Tailscale connection.
Multi-computer coordination currently depends on configured computer operator integrations. We’ll review your setup during the beta; universal device support is not promised.
No. Pocket is an independent companion, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI. Codex is an OpenAI product.