Nothing is overwritten.
Original files stay intact and revisions stay recoverable.
Choose a folder. Text your assistant for what you need. Save a note by text and find it on your computer. Join the private beta for your files, available wherever you are.
The first message is the product. No app-store detour.
A reservation at the airport. An estimate at the hardware store. A school document on the way out. Keep a small folder of what matters, then ask for it in the conversation you already use.
Three stops: your chosen Mac folder, your phone over standard SMS, and the synchronized result back home.

Pick one folder on your computer. Add the documents, notes, or spreadsheets you want available away from your desk.
Phone Computer / Kitchen estimate.pdfText questions to check details inside a file, or send a quick note when you think of something on the go.
Every note and edit arrives back in the same folder as an ordinary file the next time your computer is online.
Phone Computer / questions.mdOne focused beta: find your chosen files, check what they say, and save notes back to your computer.
Only the folder you select and files you upload are available. It never sees your email, messages, screen or passwords. Pause or disconnect at any time. Private download links require you to sign in, even if someone forwards the text.
See how it works in the sourceAsk about text, Markdown, and readable PDF or Word documents. Keep spreadsheets and photos ready to retrieve. Original files stay intact, revisions stay recoverable, and sync status tells you when your computer last connected. The private beta is in development; desktop setup and availability will be confirmed with pilot participants.
Original files stay intact and revisions stay recoverable.
Open source, self-hostable, and designed so you can understand what is saved.
Phone Computer gets to the next useful action without turning every text into a performance.
Join with the number you want Phone Computer to text. We’ll activate the beta a few lines at a time.
Join the text line