Every device, one entry point
Projects and recent sessions from all your computers in one place, with same-named projects labelled by device. Pick a computer and you see only its content.
See the full screenshot
Klaus iOS · in TestFlight beta
Carry your desktop tasks with you
Your computer does the work; the iPhone lets you watch and steer it whenever you want. Sign in to the same Klaus account and it connects to any desktop that has allowed remote control.
In TestFlight beta · not on the App Store yet
Projects and workspaces, told apart at a glance
A stacked folder means a workspace holding several directories. Expand it to see its sessions, or start a new session inside that computer's workspace.
See the full screenshotNative iOS interface
The screenshots use sample sessions. Klaus handles the connection details, so all that's left on the phone is device, session and task controls.
Connect your first computerKeep an eye on the task when you're away from your computer
The iOS app surfaces only the device, session and task controls you actually need; Klaus handles the connection details.
Finds your desktop on the same account
Once the phone and the computer are signed in to the same Klaus account, desktops that have allowed remote control are listed automatically. No QR code, no LAN pairing, no token to type in.
Connect your first computerPick up any session or task at any time
Switch between devices, projects, workspaces and sessions on the iPhone and keep sending messages, images and files. Replies, tool progress and task status sync back from the desktop.
What you can do from the phoneNo need to be back at the computer for the important confirmations
Handle a confirmation straight from the phone when a task needs one, or stop a task that's running. The actual files, commands and model calls still happen on the desktop you selected.
Where remote execution stopsOne device list for the whole account
Any signed-in device can see the desktop computers on the account. Removing one signs that desktop out of its Klaus account and drops it from the list.
Manage devices and accessWhat to know before you start
Does the phone run tasks itself?
No. Klaus iOS reads and controls sessions; file reads and writes, commands, model calls and tool execution still happen on the desktop you selected. That computer has to keep Klaus running and stay online.
Do I need a QR code, a pairing code, or the same LAN?
No. Sign in to the same Klaus account on both, turn on remote control under Settings → Remote control on the desktop, and the device appears on the phone by itself. The connection goes over the public internet and doesn't need a shared LAN.
How do I install it?
Klaus iOS is in TestFlight beta and isn't available for public download on the App Store yet. Testers who already have access can install and update it through TestFlight.
Can I remove a device I no longer use?
Yes. Removing a device from the list signs that desktop out of its Klaus account and deletes it from the account's device list; sign in again on that computer to use it once more.
Install Klaus on your computer first
The phone only reads and steers; the task always runs on your desktop.