You can now control agents on your computer from your phone. Check in, reply, or start new tasks from the Cursor iOS app.

The agent runs on your computer, so it keeps working even if your phone loses signal.

Download the Cursor iOS app and pair it with your computer: On Enterprise? Ask your admin to turn it on. Learn more:

still waiting on the android app

Full collection 🙌

meh, still waiting for the Android app

This is not the priority man. I don't know who's deciding this. The priority should be: 1. Launch an Android app 2. Make both have all the features Thank you very much for your attention

That is cool. Not to be annoying, is there similar capabilities coming to android?

Yo so when we we gonna get an android app?

Android 😞

When's Android coming? Got @bot, but would love to run my Cursor agents

Android!!

No android support yet

android too please

When Android app?

Cursor Android App when?

So you can literally tell your AI agents, from your iPhone, to port your stupid ass app to Android… and you just decide not to?

ANDROID!!!

Please add automations to mobile app

great, now our ai can ignore us from anywhere.

Use cursor to make android app 🙄🙄🙄

@poteto I’ve been having to do this with some funny scripts on my computer. Ty for making it an actual feature now.

Android.....

@kristaletz Nice

@kristaletz @grok is this comparable to what FuturaTerm achieves?

I guess Grok 4.7 is too weak to build an Android app.

The phone must handle the context window locally or stream it efficiently to avoid laggy responses on cellular networks.

@poteto Finally!!

I already called @bot with my phone an was able to start everything I use it for. This include opening software on my computer and using it remotely within a call with my manager. It gets hot 🔥

YAYYYYY

Welcome to the party. Claude Code has had this for months.

AGI is here and we still don't have matching releases for iOS and Android

You guys have the worst customer service ever and if I didn’t need @bot usage I wouldn’t be trying to get my account back

Phone check-ins change what a good question from the agent looks like. At the desk "should I keep going?" is fine because I can scroll up. On a phone I'm answering with one thumb, so the ask has to carry its own context: what it wants to run, on which files, and what happens if I say no.

This is massive!

Controlling local agents from your phone makes the workflow a lot more practical. You and @JonLeeMiller are the two accounts I most enjoy following.

Useful for unblocking stuck loops while away from the desk. The main catch will be how gracefully it handles laptops going to sleep mid-run.