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Install the Mac app
It lives in your menu bar, starts at login and can keep your Mac awake while it's plugged in.
Coming soon to Mac and iPhone
Your Mac,
one tap away.
Save a command once. Run it on your Mac from your iPhone, Siri or a chat, from anywhere. Encrypted end to end, with Face ID for anything risky.
One email when it's ready. No spam. macOS 15 and iOS 18 or later.
Record it once.
Run it with a tap, a sentence, Siri, a widget or your Watch.
- No terminal needed
- No servers or open ports
- Same result every time
Ideas for your first commands. Tap one to try it.
How it works
Set up in two minutes.
Then just tap.
No config files and nothing to open on your router. Your Mac connects out, your phone pairs with a code.
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Scan to pair
Scan the code with your iPhone. Both screens show the same four words, so you know it's your Mac.
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Tap to run
From Home, a widget, Siri or chat. Watch the output live and stop it from anywhere.
Features
Everything your Mac can do.
Now in your pocket.
Saved commands run instantly, free and the same way every time. AI helps you pick and build them. It never freestyles.
Record once
Press record and work in your terminal like you always do. Stop, review the steps, and they're a command on your phone.
Face ID for anything risky
Deleting files, sudo, restarts and new shell commands wait for you, every time.
Just ask
Chat picks the right saved command and fills in the details. New shell commands always need your approval.
Live output, anywhere
Servers and scripts keep running in the background. Follow their logs, then stop or restart them from your phone.
Siri, widgets and Watch
Your favorites on the Home Screen, in Control Center, on your wrist, or one sentence away.
Works with your AI apps
Your commands show up as tools in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Risky runs still wait for Face ID.
See and tap your screen
When a command isn't enough, view your Mac's screen live and tap to click. Always with your approval.
Security
Safe by default.
Private by design.
Your phone and your Mac talk end to end encrypted. Our relay passes messages along without being able to read them.
End-to-end encrypted
Commands are sealed on your phone and opened only by your Mac.
No open ports
Your Mac connects out. There's nothing to forward and nothing exposed.
Face ID for risky runs
Deleting files, sudo, shutdowns and new shell commands need you, every time.
The guard is plain code
Rules on your Mac check every run. AI suggests commands; it never runs anything by itself.
Everything is logged
A tamper-evident activity log on your Mac and your phone shows who ran what, and when.
No remote unlock
Morsekey never stores your Mac password and can't unlock your Mac. On purpose.
SafeRuns right awayStatus, battery, screenshots, listing what's running
ChangesRuns if you trust itSaved commands, opening apps, starting a server. Otherwise you approve.
DangerousFace ID every timeDeleting files, sudo, shutdown, anything new from chat
FAQ
Questions
What is Morsekey?
A remote control for your Mac. You save commands, like starting a dev server, locking the screen or playing a playlist, and run them from your iPhone, a widget, Siri, the built-in chat, or AI apps like Claude and ChatGPT. It's not an AI agent that drives your Mac by itself.
Do I need to set up a server or open ports?
No. Install the Mac app and scan a code with your phone. Your Mac connects out to our relay, so there's nothing to forward on your router and nothing exposed to the internet.
Can you see my commands?
No. Messages between your phone and your Mac are encrypted end to end, and the relay only passes ciphertext along. The one exception is chat: when you use it, your conversation goes to the AI provider through our proxy, and the app tells you so first.
Can the AI run things on my Mac by itself?
No. AI can pick a saved command or propose a new one, but every run goes through the guard on your Mac: plain code, not AI. New shell commands from chat always need your approval, and dangerous ones need Face ID.
Does it work when my Mac is asleep?
Your Mac needs to be on and connected. Morsekey can keep it awake while it's plugged in, and your phone shows when it's asleep or offline. It can't unlock your Mac remotely, by design.
What do I need?
A Mac with macOS 15 or later and an iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Apple Watch, widgets and Siri come with the iPhone app. A web client for Android and other browsers is planned.
How much will it cost?
There will be a free plan. Pricing for the rest will be announced before launch, and people on the waitlist hear first.
Send your Mac
its first signal.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you once, when Morsekey is ready.