Turn your iPhone into a control panel for your Mac.
Remolda Studio is a menu bar app where you build the panels for Remolda on iPhone and iPad, and it carries out your taps on the Mac.
Build the panel on the Mac's big screen, then tap it on your iPhone or iPad.
In the editor window on your Mac, drag components onto cells of the grid. Sizes such as 1×1, 2×2 and 3×3 cells are available depending on the component, and you can add pages to swipe between. Portrait and landscape keep separate layouts.
Open an app, open a URL, run a Shortcuts app shortcut, send a key combination, type a snippet or an emoji, or copy text to the clipboard. Chain several actions with pauses between them into a single multi-action.
Mute buttons show the current state of your microphone and output, and sliders adjust volume and screen brightness. Show your Claude usage and your Mac's CPU, memory and battery, and get a notification on your iPhone when usage crosses a threshold.
Remolda picks whichever route is available, in the order USB cable, shared Wi-Fi, then Bluetooth. Traffic is encrypted, and you pair by comparing the confirmation code shown on both screens.
You can be up and running in a few minutes.
Get the dmg with the "Download for Mac" button on this page.
Open the dmg and drag Remolda Studio into your Applications folder.
It lives in the menu bar. Follow the prompts to grant permissions such as Accessibility, Screen Recording, Local Network and Bluetooth.
In Remolda on your device, choose your Mac, check that the confirmation code on both screens matches, and tap Allow on both.
Remolda for iPhone and iPad is coming soon to the App Store.