Know what’s left.
See the quota windows and display mode selected on your Mac, reset countdowns, and its recommendation for which provider to use next.
AgentsEye for iPhone · iOS 17+
Your AI plans.
Within reach.
Leave your desk without losing track of your limits. The AgentsEye iPhone companion brings your Mac’s quota summaries, reset times, recommendations, and the alerts you enable to your phone.
Catch an alert.
Receive private usage or model-release notifications when you enable them on your Mac. Open the app to see details. Quiet hours still apply.
Keep a widget close.
Add a small or medium quota widget to your Home Screen. It shows the last summary saved by the iPhone app and marks older readings as stale.
Beta access
Get the companion.
The iPhone app is currently an invitation-only TestFlight beta. A public install link is not available yet.
Already invited? Open your TestFlight invitation on your iPhone. New testers can ask about access through AgentsEye support.
Start with the Mac app
The companion needs AgentsEye 0.19.0 or later on macOS 14+. It does not collect quotas on its own or run AI agents.
Download for MaciPhone: iOS 17 or later. One Mac and one iPhone per connection. No separate AgentsEye account.
A one-time connection
Pair with a QR code.
- Set up AgentsEye on your Mac.
Connect your supported providers and refresh their quota readings.
- Open Settings → iPhone on the Mac.
Choose to share encrypted summaries and alerts, then create a pairing QR code. It expires after five minutes.
- Scan from the iPhone app.
Tap “Scan Mac QR code” and review the connection details. Compare the six-digit codes on both devices, then approve on your Mac only if they match.
- Turn on the alerts you want.
Allow notifications on iPhone, enable Usage Guard or new-model alerts on the Mac, then use “Send test phone alert” in Mac Settings → iPhone.
A few things to know.
Does my Mac need to stay on?
Yes. It must be awake, online, and running AgentsEye to collect and share new readings. Open the iPhone app or pull to refresh for the latest shared summary. Readings older than 15 minutes are marked stale. A reset countdown is a schedule, not confirmation that capacity has returned.
Will widgets update continuously?
No. Widgets use the summary last saved by the iPhone app. Open the app to refresh that cache. iOS controls when widget timelines appear; the app does not continuously poll in the background.
What leaves my Mac?
Only the quota summaries and alerts you choose to share, encrypted between your devices. The relay handles ciphertext, connection identifiers, timing, and the phone’s push token. Provider credentials, prompts, code, and session history stay on your Mac. Notification previews are generic. Read the privacy policy.
Can I control agents from my phone?
No. This companion is for checking quotas and receiving alerts you enable. It does not start, stop, or send instructions to coding agents.
How do I disconnect?
Use “Disconnect Mac” in the iPhone app’s menu, or “Revoke iPhone connection” in Mac Settings → iPhone. Disconnecting on iPhone also deletes its saved summary and widget cache. A network connection is required to confirm revocation.