Dazzle

iOS · iPadOS · macOS

Remote control for
your coding agents.

Four Claude Code sessions across two machines. Three are working. One has been sitting on a yes-or-no question since you walked away from the desk. Dazzle puts all four in one feed on your phone, the waiting ones on top, and you answer by typing or by talking.

  • nothing is installed in the pane
  • nothing attaches to your tmux
  • your machines, your network
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what it does

Six things, and the first one is the whole point.

Sessions do not queue politely. They finish, they ask a question, they sit waiting, and the cost of that is the minutes between a session stopping and you noticing. Everything here exists to shorten that gap.

The Dazzle feed on a phone, with the sessions that are waiting on an answer grouped at the top.
the feed

The one that needs you, on top

Four tiers, in one order that never surprises you: needs you, working, quiet, stale, then alphabetical inside each. Never by recency. A card moves only when its state actually changes, so the list you scanned a minute ago is still the list you are looking at.

A Claude Code session open in the Dazzle pane view, rendering the terminal in colour.
the pane

A real terminal, live

The pane renders the escape codes the program actually printed, bold, dim, 256 colour, truecolor, and it streams. Scroll up on a Claude pane and it keeps going into that session’s own transcript, in place, above the live grid.

The Dazzle key strip under a Claude permission prompt, ready to answer it with one tap.
the keys

Answer it with one thumb

A key strip carries the answers a prompt actually wants, and typing a slash opens the commands that pane accepts as a list you tap. Every send is read back off the pane afterwards, so a swallowed keystroke is retried and then told to you, rather than sitting there unsent.

Dictation running in Dazzle, with the transcribed paragraph sitting in the composer.
dictation

Talk into a session

Tap the mic, say the paragraph, tap again. It lands in the composer for you to read before you send it, and your own dictation vocabulary comes with you, so the proper nouns come back spelled the way you spell them.

The machine strip above the Dazzle feed, one line per machine with memory and free disk.
the fleet

Every machine, one list

A full Dazzle runs on every box, and the one you point your phone at merges the rest in. Above the feed, a line per machine: memory in use, disk free. Tap it and the feed narrows to that machine. A healthy box is monochrome, so colour up there always means something.

A Dazzle notification on a phone home screen naming the session that needs an answer, beside a badged app icon.
notifications

A push the moment it stops

One push on the edge into waiting, never a reminder while it waits, and the badge is the exact number of sessions sitting on a question. A watcher on the machine does the looking, so it arrives with the app closed.

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Dazzle is a personal tool, built for one desk. There is nothing to download today. Leave an address and you will hear from us if that changes, and nothing else will ever be sent to it.

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