Pi runs here.
Control Pi
from anywhere.
Pix connects your iPhone to the Pi coding agent running on your Mac or Linux machine, so you can start, resume, and control local sessions remotely.
Set up Pix on your computer and iPhone.
Watch Pix in action
How Pix works
Two pieces. One Pi.
Pix runs on your computer and on your iPhone. Pi, your code, and your sessions stay on the computer.
Control Pi here.
Install Pix on both devices, pair them once, and you're ready.
What you can do
Your Pi, in your pocket.
Explore use casesContinue sessions
Open the Pi sessions already on your computer, resume where you left off, or start a new one from your phone.
Send prompts and images
Talk to Pi from your iPhone. Attach images when the task needs them.
See tool calls
Watch Pi work: commands, files, and results stay visible while the session runs on your computer.
Work nearby or away
Connect on your local network, or use an encrypted relay when you are not at home.
Get started
Three steps. Two devices.
Pix has two parts. Install both, pair them once, and you can use Pi from your phone.
What you need
A Mac or Linux computerwith Pi already installed and working
An iPhone or iPadto install Pix for iPhone
That's it.
- 01Install on your computer
Pix for Mac or Linux. Pi keeps running here.
- 02Install on your iPhone
Pix for iPhone. This is how you control Pi.
- 03Pair once
Connect the two devices. After that, you are ready.
Why Pix
Keep Pi where it belongs.
Pi stays Pi
Pix does not replace your coding agent. It connects your phone to the Pi already running on your computer.
Your machine stays in control
Your workspace, credentials, tools, and Pi processes stay on your Mac or Linux machine. Model requests follow the provider you choose.
No Pix account
Pair your iPhone with your computer. You authorize the device, and you can revoke it later.
Local-first
You decide which workspaces Pix can access. The rest of your filesystem stays out of reach.
Questions
A few common questions
Does Pix replace Pi?
No. Pi remains the coding agent running on your computer. Pix gives you a remote interface to start, resume, and control those Pi sessions from your phone.
Can I continue my existing Pi sessions?
Yes. Pix works with the native Pi sessions already stored on your computer, so you can pick up where you left off instead of starting over.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes. Pi runs on your Mac or Linux machine, so that machine needs to be running and reachable while you use Pix remotely.
Can I use Pix away from home?
Yes. Pix connects directly when your devices are on the same network and can use an encrypted relay when you are away.
Does my code leave my computer?
Pix does not upload your repository to Pix infrastructure. Pi may send relevant prompt context to the model provider you configured, while the Pix relay forwards only opaque encrypted frames and stores no application payloads.
What do I need to use Pix?
A Mac or Linux computer with Pi installed and working, Pix on that computer, and Pix for iPhone.
Do I need a Pix account?
No. Pair your iPhone with your computer. You authorize that device, and you can revoke it later.