charly
A Mac app for Claude Code and OpenCode. Several agents per project, on your Mac or a server over SSH — and your iPhone and Apple Watch always know what each one is doing.
9:00At your desk
The first screen checks what you need by itself: Claude Code or OpenCode, git and Tailscale. You open your project and start an agent on the coupons page, one on the API and one on your server over SSH. Then you scan a QR code with your iPhone, and the Watch comes along.
11:00On the couch
The Dynamic Island opens: Claude Code wants to run a command. Not sure what it does? Apple Intelligence explains it in plain words, on the iPhone itself. It can’t be undone, so you approve with Face ID, and back to your coffee.
13:30Out for lunch
Your watch face already shows who is working and how far the tests are. Then the Watch taps you: another agent asks for permission. You approve it right under the alert, without taking out your phone.
16:00On the train
The agent on your server keeps working while your connection comes and goes; when it’s back, Charly picks it up where it was. One change broke the checkout, so you go back to the restore point from 10:14. Your branches were never touched.
Open as many projects as you like, on your Mac or on servers. Each one keeps its own agents, and on the iPhone you switch between them with a tap.
Dictate a message on the iPhone, read it and send it. On the Watch, speak or scribble. You can even start a new agent from your phone.
It explains a permission in plain words, suggests quick replies, names each task and translates the agent’s steps into your language. It all runs on the iPhone: nothing leaves it.
Agents have their own browser and take screenshots. They reach your iPhone and your Watch, where you can zoom in.
Turn it on with Face ID, or with Touch ID, your Apple Watch or your password on the Mac, and agents stop asking for permission. They only ask real decisions, like which library to use, and tell you before a delicate step. It comes off by default, and the restore points are always there.
23:00At night
That’s the point. Charly is in early access for Mac (Apple Silicon), iPhone and Apple Watch, and works with Claude Code and OpenCode.
Claude Code and OpenCode, side by side if you like. Other command-line agents open the same way, because Charly runs them in a real terminal instead of rebuilding them.
A Mac with Apple Silicon. For the phone and the wrist: an iPhone with iOS 26 and, if you like, an Apple Watch with watchOS 26, plus Tailscale (it has a free plan) on the Mac and the iPhone.
Yes. Charly runs the agents you already use, with your own accounts. Each agent follows its maker’s terms.
Yes. Open them over SSH; the agents run on the server and keep going if the connection drops or you close the app.
Not to us. Charly runs on your Mac and your servers, and the iPhone reaches your Mac through your own Tailscale network. The agents you use send what they need to their own makers, as they do today.
The app is for Mac for now. Your remote projects can be on any Linux server you reach over SSH.
That isn’t decided yet. Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to know.