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Your AI agents, in your pocket.

Watch, approve and steer Claude Code, Codex and any terminal agent while they work on your computer. From your phone, from the web, and from the Windows app, now in early access.

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Arcon Home on a phone: the blue band with Good evening, Alex and 10 need you, then Echo asking to read 3 Notion pages about competitors, low risk, with Deny and Allow once.Arcon Home on a phone: the blue band with Good evening, Alex and 10 need you, then Echo asking to read 3 Notion pages about competitors, low risk, with Deny and Allow once.Arcon Home on a phone: the blue band with Good evening, Alex and 10 need you, then Echo asking to read 3 Notion pages about competitors, low risk, with Deny and Allow once.
  • Claude Code, Codexand any terminal agent
  • Outbound-only connectorNo inbound ports, no tunnels
  • Hard limitsA protection level per session
  • Android · iPhone · webWindows app · early access

Works with the agents you already run

Arcon is independent and not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Anysphere.

  • Claude CodeHooks · approvals · questions
  • CodexHooks · session watcher
  • Gemini CLIvia arcon run
  • Cursor CLIvia arcon run
  • >_Any terminal agentarcon run -- <command>

The short version

Coding agents rarely get stuck on the code. They get stuck waiting for you a permission, a question, a quick yes. Arcon brings every one of those moments to wherever you are in words you can decide on.

01Ask, don’t stopNew in connector 0.10

Agents ask. They don’t stop.

When a turn ends with a question, Arcon keeps the session open, finds you, and carries on in the same session with your answer. Nothing is resumed. No context is lost.

  1. 01

    The turn ends with a question.

    Without Arcon, the agent would stop and wait for you to notice. With it, the turn stays open and the question becomes a card: what it needs, one point per line, the full message one tap away.

  2. 02

    Desk first. Your phone after 60 seconds.

    At your computer? The question waits in the terminal and the desktop app. Step away and after 60 seconds it also reaches your phone. Say “I’m away” and it goes straight there.

  3. 03

    Your answer continues the same session.

    Answer from the card, the session chat, the desktop app or the terminal. The first answer wins, and the agent picks up exactly where it was.

Works with Claude Code and Codex. No answer within 20 minutes? The turn ends, just as it would without Arcon.

02What Arcon doesIn the product today, unless it says coming soon

Less babysitting. More shipping.

The things you stop doing by hand, from approving a risky step to keeping an eye on the bill.

AApprovals in plain language

Know what you’re saying yes to.

Every request says what the agent will do, how risky it is, and whether it can be undone. The answer we suggest is the obvious button.

BRemote start · routines · quick prompts

Start work from anywhere.

Pick an agent, a computer and a folder, and it runs on your machine. Or put it on a schedule and let it run while you sleep.

CLive sessions

Every agent, every sub-agent, live.

DUsage and budgets

Know what every agent costs.

Per agent, computer and model. A budget notifies you, or pauses the work.

EGit from the phone

Commit, push, open the PR.

See the diff and the checks, then ship it or send it back.

Live sessions · sub-agents

Every agent has a face. Every helper, a place in orbit.

Sub-agents circle the agent that started them, so you see who is working on what, and the face tells you who’s asking before you read a word.

AndroidiPhone web appWebWindows Early access

03Computer useWith the desktop companion · coming soon to the Windows app

It tells you before it clicks.

Agents can operate the apps you allow. A companion points at the exact button first, and sensitive steps wait for your OK on the phone.

  • It shows where it’s looking.The desktop companion points at the exact button and says what it’s about to do.
  • Sensitive steps wait for you.Per app: ask before sensitive steps, before every step, or never. Your phone gets a picture of the target.
  • One shortcut stops it.Ctrl Alt Esc ends screen control at once, any time.
04Security and protection levelsOff · Minimal · Balanced · Strict

Hard limits, not good intentions.

Boundaries decide before an action runs. Blocked means blocked: it is never an approval, so an agent can’t argue its way past it.

Protection level for this session

Balanced. Work freely, but no risky changes outside the project.

  • Arcon’s own files and hooks
  • Secrets: .env, SSH keys, credentials
  • Sending data out: uploads, piping env
  • Other people’s folders
  • Config and dotfiles, /etc, shell profiles
  • sudo, infra, production deploys
  • Force pushes and protected branches
  • Anything outside the project and temp folders

Set it per session, per project, or as your default. Only your own apps can change a level; the connector can’t.

orion · ~/work/app-server

$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa Blocked by Arcon

Reading secrets is blocked from Minimal up. Nothing ran.

Arconnow

Orion was blocked from reading your SSH key

It tried cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa. The boundary said no before it ran.

Repeated severe breaches pause the session, and a pause is never silent.

  • Outbound-only connectorNo inbound ports, no tunnels. One encrypted connection out, nothing else.
  • Device-bound sign-inEvery phone signs in on its own. Revoke a device and its sessions end at once.
  • Exact-action approvalsYou approve the specific command, file or recipient, never a vague “allow tools” switch.
  • An old yes can’t approve something newNothing that needs your OK runs until someone decides, and each decision covers one request.
05How it worksAbout two minutes

Pair once. Stay in control.

One line on the computer that runs your agents, one scan with your phone. No admin rights, nothing exposed.

  1. 1

    Pair your computer

    Install the connector, then scan the code it prints with your phone.

    $ curl -fsSL https://arcon.dev/install.sh | sh
$ arcon pair
    > irm https://arcon.dev/install.ps1 | iex
> arcon pair
  2. 2

    Run your agents as usual

    Claude Code and Codex run exactly as before; Arcon follows each session through their hooks. Anything else runs with arcon run.

    $ claude
$ codex
$ arcon run -- gemini
  3. 3

    Answer from anywhere

    Approvals, questions and results come to you. The agent waits safely until you decide.

06Trust and privacyWhat stays, what crosses

Your code stays on your computer.

Agents keep running on your machines. Arcon relays what they report and what you decide, nothing more.

  • app-server/your code
  • .git/your history
  • .env
  • ~/.ssh/id_rsa
  • ~/.aws/credentials
  • claudecodexyour agents

Stays here

Your computerThe connector only dials out. No inbound ports, no tunnels.

Arcon
  • Status
  • Questions
  • Your decisions

Delete a session and it’s gone.

Your phoneSigns in on its own, bound to the device. Revoke it and its sessions end.

  • Never uploadedYour repository, your files, your keys
  • Never inboundOne encrypted connection out, nothing in
  • Never kept for youDelete a session, and its history goes with it
07PricingInvite-only

Free during the private beta.

Arcon is invite-only while we finish the beta, and it costs nothing the whole time. No card, no trial clock.

What the beta includes

  • The Android app and the web app
  • Approvals, questions and live sessions
  • Remote start, routines and quick prompts
  • Usage, budgets and git from the phone
  • Protection levels for every session
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08FAQStill wondering?

Questions, answered plainly.

Something missing? hello@arcon.dev

Can Arcon see my code or credentials?

No. The connector streams what an agent reports: status, outputs and questions. Nothing on your computer is exposed inbound, and Arcon’s own files and your secrets are protected by the boundaries.

Which agents does it work with?

Claude Code and Codex connect through their hooks: approvals, questions and live sessions. Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI and any other terminal agent run with arcon run -- <command>, so you can follow them and stop them from anywhere.

What happens if I don’t answer?

The agent waits. Nothing that needs your OK runs until someone decides, on your phone, on the web or at the terminal, and an old answer can’t approve something new. A question at the end of a turn waits up to 20 minutes, then the turn ends as it would without Arcon.

Which phones and computers?

The Android app, and the web app on iPhone (add it to your Home Screen). The connector runs on macOS, Linux, WSL and Windows. The Windows desktop app, with the companion, is in early access; computer use comes to it soon.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Arcon is free during the private beta.

How do I get in?

Arcon is invite-only while we finish the beta. Use an invite code from someone who already has Arcon, or request an invite by email and a person will answer.

Is Arcon made by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Cursor?

No. Arcon is independent and not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Anysphere. It connects to Claude Code and Codex through the hooks they provide, and to other agents through arcon run.

Private beta · free while in beta

Your agents keep working. You stay in control.

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