Manta's iPhone app is a native client for the same box as the desktop, so you get the full Claude Code transcript on your phone, not a status viewer. Read the diff, approve the risky command, dictate what to do next.
ethernal / feat-authbox-fra-1The phone app is not a viewer for the desktop. It is a native client that talks to the same box and the same sessions, packaged for a phone.
A phone client that cannot approve a permission also cannot unblock an agent. The work waits until you get back to your laptop, which defeats the point of carrying it around. Manta's notifications solve that, and route by what you are doing right now.
A native iOS app that pairs straight to your box. No browser tab, no account form — the transcript and approvals live on your phone.
Five questions, answered in full.
A real client. The iPhone app is a native app that talks straight to the same box as the desktop. You get the full transcript, live tool output, approvals, dictation and file upload, not a status page that links out to your laptop.
Not yet. The phone client is a native iPhone app; there is no browser client. The desktop app covers macOS and Windows, and your agents run on any Linux box or Mac you own. The remote page covers running the agents on a box.
No. Manta's push routing only sends to the phone when the desktop is not foreground or active. At your desk, the desktop rings. Away from it, the phone rings. Blocking asks like a permission request ring every device at once, because the agent is stuck until you answer.
Yes. Hold the mic, speak, release, and the transcript lands in the composer ready to send or edit.
Straight to the box. The phone pairs with the box directly over HTTPS, the same way the desktop does. Your laptop does not need to be open. Closing the laptop does not drop the phone.
Free, open source, MIT. Runs on a Linux VPS or a Mac you already own.
$ curl -fsSL https://mantaui.com/install.sh | bash