See it at a glance.
Blue means running. Green means done, with STOP for stopped tasks. Usage and reset times stay in sight, without interrupting your work.
iPhone + Mac · Open source
Keep your iPhone beside your keyboard.
See what’s running and
what’s ready.
One tap brings the right Codex session forward.
The components are taking shape. Refining spacing and typography…
Interactive illustration · Sample data · Try the phone keys
ONE TAP. BACK TO WORK.
Each key is a session.
One fills the deck. Two or three share
it.
Finished with a task? Hide it with a tap.
Interactive illustration. It won’t control your Mac.
Blue means running. Green means done, with STOP for stopped tasks. Usage and reset times stay in sight, without interrupting your work.
Up to three generous keys, in portrait or landscape. New sessions join automatically. Hidden sessions stay hidden until you bring them back.
Your iPhone stays awake by default; the sun button toggles it without affecting Mac sleep. A lost connection preserves your deck and reconnects automatically. The Mac companion lives quietly in the menu bar.
A SMALL RITUAL. THEN, NOTHING.
Scan the code in your Mac’s menu bar.
A few satisfying keys,
right beside your keyboard.
Find the deck icon in your menu bar. No terminal window needed.
Use the same network and allow local network access.
Keep Codex Deck open. The screen stays on.
YOURS TO USE. YOURS TO BUILD.
No extra control pad to buy.
One native app. A little less
friction.
Build and sign the iPhone app in Xcode with your own Apple ID. There is no App Store or TestFlight version yet. The Mac download is not notarized; see the install guide before opening it.
Deck sends session names, status and usage over local HTTPS, without a relay server. Pairing keys stay on your devices. Codex itself still connects to its services as usual.
Not yet. Local Codex records do not provide a complete, reliable stream of pending questions and approvals. This version is not a question notifier. Status follows saved records; output silence is never treated as a stop.
Local main sessions from Codex desktop and extension sources are supported. SSH hosts and subagents are not included. A successful tap confirms that macOS accepted the session link.
No. Codex Deck is an independent open-source project by flaricy. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.