Connect your agents
Link Codex, Claude Code or your own runners. Bring the agents you already trust; leave the rest.
Made for
01 / Why now
iPhone Duo is official: a phone that opens into a canvas. Most agent apps will treat it as a bigger chat window. Unfold Agents starts from the other end - what should a workspace feel like when your pocket holds two screens?
A command deck that fits one hand. Approve, decline, nudge: the whole team, ten seconds at a time.
A canvas for real work. Every agent in view, artifacts side by side, decisions with the full picture.
Not a phone app stretched wide. Both states designed together, from the first commit.
Unfold Agents is optimised for iPhone Duo - from $2,000, shipping in October - and adapts the moment final hardware ships.
02 / Product
Chat is a great way to ask for things. It’s a terrible way to run things. Unfold Agents gives your agents a place to work, and gives you a place to direct them.
Persistent cloud agents built on Codex and Claude Code. They keep working while you sleep; you wake to results, not logs.
Your home screen is generated for your role and your week: the agents, numbers and actions that matter to you, arranged fresh every morning.
Some tasks want a conversation. Most want a table, a map, a diff or a deck. Unfold Agents renders the right UI for the task at hand.
Connected tools over MCP: mail, calendar, GitHub, Linear, Notion. Agents act on your real accounts, under rules you set.
Your accounts, your keys, your rules. Agents ask before anything that spends money or leaves the building.
03 / Two screens, two modes
The same team, two postures. Unfold Agents treats the fold as two purpose-built workspaces, not one screen that stretches.
The cover screen is for momentum. Everything an agent needs from you fits one thumb and one glance.
Open the phone and the workspace opens with it. The same team, suddenly with room to breathe.
04 / How it works
Bring the agents you already use. Unfold Agents handles the workspace around them.
Link Codex, Claude Code or your own runners. Bring the agents you already trust; leave the rest.
Plug in the accounts they can use and write the rules they work under. Plain English, not config files.
Direct the team from the closed screen. Open up when you want the full picture. That’s the whole job now.
05 / FAQ