Using the phone app
Projects and Topics
Section titled “Projects and Topics”A space switcher along the bottom, a search box that covers projects, worktrees and live sessions, and two views: Projects, each row showing a status rollup and session count, or Topics, showing each Topic’s members. Tapping a project opens its worktree cards, each with ahead/behind marks, pull request status, and issue chips, the same information the desktop sidebar shows.
A worktree
Section titled “A worktree”Branch name, diff counts, sync status, a New button to start a fresh chat there, and the session list split into what is running now and history.
The same message rendering the desktop uses, paged history, a model and mode picker (hidden for autopilot’s own chat), and a composer to steer or send. Whatever a session is waiting on, a structured question, a permission request, or an approval, shows as a card with the same answers you would have on the desktop: buttons, or free text.
Autopilot
Section titled “Autopilot”A scene that matches the desktop Cockpit’s own time-of-day art, an on and off switch, decision cards for anything waiting on you, the list of crew currently running, and a log. A composer at the bottom messages autopilot directly.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”A bottom sheet: your connection (the Mac’s address, this phone’s saved name, and Disconnect, which forgets this phone’s own credential, the paired device still has to be revoked from the Mac separately to remove it there too), dark or light theme, and a switch for whether the autopilot button shows in the bottom bar at all.
Platform
Section titled “Platform”Android is out now, an APK on the Releases page, not through the Play Store; see Install for how to get it. An iOS app is planned.