Mac · Apple Silicon

Manage sessions on your Mac. No terminal required.

Btelo Coding is an iOS app — and on Apple Silicon Mac, App Store lets you install it directly. You get the same sessions, the same chat, the same controls, but on a full-size screen with a real keyboard.

Almost everything iOS does

Files, chat, sessions, providers, connectors — nearly every iOS feature works the same on Mac.

Tuned for desktop input

Real keyboard shortcuts, trackpad scroll, resizable windows — built for typing, not tapping.

Live sync with iPhone

Chat and session state stream through the relay in real time. Switch devices mid-conversation.

Btelo Coding desktop window running on Apple Silicon Mac

The Mac app — same binary as iOS, in a resizable window.

Why run it on Mac

Almost everything iOS does

Browse files, chat, drive sessions, switch providers, manage connectors — almost every iOS feature is here, running in a desktop window instead of a phone.

Tuned for desktop input

Real keyboard shortcuts, trackpad scroll, free window resizing. The app responds to desktop conventions instead of asking you to tap-and-swipe everything.

Live sync with your iPhone

Type on Mac, see it stream in on iPhone instantly — and the other way around. Chat and sessions ride the relay in real time, so you can switch devices mid-conversation.

Across machines, across networks

Drive any agent the relay can reach — your home computer, a VPS, a teammate's box. Different networks, different cities, even on the move — the Mac app controls them all.

Beyond the bare terminal

Versus running Claude or Codex straight in a terminal: every chat message stays in sync between Mac and iPhone, and you can manage multiple working directories and multiple sessions across separate windows side by side.

What you need

Intel Macs cannot install iOS apps from App Store. Use the CLI agent instead.

Install in four steps

1

Open App Store on your Mac

Launch App Store from Dock or Launchpad. You must be signed in with an Apple ID.

2

Search "Btelo Coding"

In the results page, switch to the "iPhone & iPad Apps" tab at the top. That is where iOS apps live on Mac.

3

Click Get and install

Same flow as any Mac app. It will live in your Applications folder and Launchpad.

4

Paste your connector URL

On the computer running btelo-coding CLI, press r to refresh the QR code, then press y to copy the QR URL to your clipboard. In the Mac app's Connect page, paste the URL — that's it.

Questions fréquentes

No — it is literally the same binary from App Store, just running in a Mac window. Your sessions, settings, and connectors stay in sync through the relay.
Sharing one iOS codebase means every feature — sessions, providers, push, control panels — works the same on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and new features ship to all three at once. Maintaining a second Mac codebase would force every feature to be rebuilt twice and slow the whole product down. If we ever add a Mac-only UI, it will be in addition to this, not a replacement.
App Store does not offer iOS apps on Intel Macs. Use the CLI agent on Intel — it works on macOS 10.15+ amd64.
Yes. The Mac app (or iPhone app) is the client — the thing you control from. The CLI agent is the server — the thing being controlled. They are different roles and both are required.

Ready to try it?

Install the iOS app on your Mac and sign in with an existing connector.

Open App Store