Miko on your iPhone

Miko for iPhone needs iOS 26 or later. It runs on iPhone in dark mode. You sign up for Miko on a computer, then pair the phone.

Not in the App Store yet

The app isn’t in the App Store yet. This page describes it as it’s built today.

Pair your iPhone

1. Open Add iPhone on your computer

   In the web app, open Settings › Devices and press Add iPhone…. It shows a QR code.

2. Scan it

   On the iPhone, tap Sign in, then Scan QR code. Can’t scan: press Can’t scan? Show code on the computer and type the code on the phone. It looks like XXXX-XXXX. Only use a code shown on your own computer.

3. Match the words

   The phone shows three words. On the computer, under Which words does your iPhone show?, pick the same three and press Add.

4. Done

   The phone says Paired with …. Tap Continue and allow notifications.

The pair screen also offers Email me a code and Use a passkey. The Mac app has no Add iPhone yet; use the web app on any computer.

The tabs

Miko

Tell Miko what to do and follow the work from your phone.

Needs you

Answer a permission request with Allow or Deny, pick an answer to a question, or reply to a review card. Already handled means another device answered first or the agent moved on.

Agents

Every agent on every machine, from every provider.

An agent’s menu has Open machine, Copy branch, Stop, Copy link to agent and Rename….

Type a message at the bottom, or tap the mic to Dictate.

Machines

Each machine shows Online, Connecting or Offline, with a small processor graph.

Open one for the Last 24 h of processor, memory and disk, its Machine log, and Open machine page in the web app.

Settings

Notifications, Hide details, Send a test notification, Devices, Accounts, Extensions and Sign out.

Also Appearance, Disk space, Show images from tools, Delete account… and About.

Approve from your phone

Allow

In the app, Allow asks for Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode.

Never one tap

File edits and MCP tools always open the full request first.

Plans are answered on your computer: “Answer the plan on your computer.”

Who asks

Permission requests and questions come from Claude Code and OpenCode agents. Other agents show their status and messages.

Notifications

End-to-end encrypted

Each notification is encrypted on your machine for this phone. Apple only carries “Miko · An agent needs you”.

What it shows

The agent’s name, its account and machine, and the request, for example “Wants to run Bash: …”.

Answer

On iPhone, tap the notification and answer on the card in Miko. With Hide details on, the lock screen leaves out names, commands and questions.

Live Activity

It starts while the app is open and stays on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island when you leave, showing how many agents work and need you. Tap it to open the Miko tab.

Needs you and notifications covers quiet hours and the rest of the notification settings.

Follow the work

Miko for iPhone works with every provider. Watch an agent’s live work, including its test runs and diffs, while its machine keeps running. The current iPhone product page describes the available views and actions.