Confirm and stop
When your AI needs a decision, respond from iPhone or Apple Watch.
For developers working with AI agents
From the sofa, the kitchen, or simply a few minutes away from your desk: confirm, stop, choose, or dictate. NearCue keeps work moving on your Mac.
One command, moving only between your devices.
Nearby network only
Never reads screens or code
Approve every controlled app
Never submits automatically
01 / Control
NearCue is not a remote desktop. It sends only the actions you need, exactly where you intend.
When your AI needs a decision, respond from iPhone or Apple Watch.
Arrows, Tab, Delete, Undo, and command prefixes — just the controls that matter.
Insert recognized text into the current Mac input. You still decide whether to submit it.
Turn frequently used instructions into buttons. Manage them on iPhone and sync them to Apple Watch.
02 / Principles
NearCue's boundaries
It never reads your screen.
It never uses the cloud.
It never takes the final step for you.
Every Mac must be paired. Every controlled app requires explicit approval. Voice recognition stays on device, and diagnostics leave only when you export them.
Read the full Privacy Policy03 / Setup
Get the iPhone app from the App Store and download the free Mac receiver from this page.
With both devices on the same nearby network, enter the six-digit code and approve the iPhone on your Mac.
Grant the Mac accessibility permission, then add the frontmost app you want to control.
04 / Download
The Mac receiver is free. The free iPhone app includes essential controls; a one-time in-app purchase unlocks every remote feature. No subscription.
Mac Receiver
Free to download. Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Download NearCue.dmg macOS 15+ · Version 1.0 (9) · SHA-25605 / Support
If the answer is not here, send us an email.
xdx_lab@126.comMake sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi or nearby peer-to-peer network. On iPhone, allow NearCue under Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network, and keep NearCue running on the Mac.
NearCue needs Accessibility permission to send the keys you actively trigger to an approved app. The Mac app is distributed from this website, but remains Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple.
Check that Accessibility permission is granted, the target app is frontmost, and that app has been explicitly approved in NearCue.
No. NearCue only inserts recognized text into the current Mac input. You always choose whether to confirm or send it.
In NearCue settings or the purchase screen on iPhone, tap Restore Purchases and use the Apple Account that made the purchase. The Mac receiver is free and does not need to be purchased again.