The task list of the app. Two questions need an answer. Below them, tasks from Claude Code and Codex show a status ring, a priority, and a status note.

Relaydeck See your agents work.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients report to your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

curl -fsSL https://relaydeck.onrender.com/install | sh
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The highlights.

Task inbox

Every task. Live.

The app on iPad. A sidebar lists four agents and five statuses. The task list is in the middle. The open task shows its question, its plan, and a button named Mark as Complete.
The task list on iPhone. A row of status filters is at the top. Each task shows a status ring and the mark of its agent.

An agent makes a task before it starts the work. Each change shows on your devices while the agent works. Filter by agent or by status, open a task to read the plan, and mark it as complete yourself.

Questions

Agents ask. You answer.

When an agent needs a decision, it asks you. Yes or no, one of up to four choices, or a line of text. The agent gets your answer and continues.

  • The Lock Screen. The Live Activity of a task shows a question from Claude Code with the buttons Yes and No. The notification for the same question is below it.
    In the Live ActivityThe Live Activity of the task shows the question and its answers on the Lock Screen.
  • A notification with a question from Claude Code. Below it are the actions Yes and No. The Dynamic Island shows a Reply button.
    From the notificationTouch and hold the notification, then tap Yes or No.
  • A question in the app, as a sheet on its task, with three choices.
    In the appA question with choices opens as a sheet on its task.
  • A question from Codex on Apple Watch, with the buttons No and Yes.
    On Apple WatchThe watch shows the question. Tap your answer.

Live Activities

Progress, at a glance.

A task in progress becomes a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. You choose the layout, the symbol, and the accent color.

See each layout
The Lock Screen with a Live Activity in the Progress Ring layout. A ring shows 62 percent beside the task title and the status note. The Lock Screen with a Live Activity in the Progress Bar layout. A bar across the full width shows 62 percent, with the task title above it. The Lock Screen with a Live Activity in the Status Note layout. The status note is in large text, with the task title below it. The Lock Screen with a Live Activity in the Minimal layout. One line shows the task title and 62 percent.
The open Dynamic Island in the Progress Ring layout. It shows the ring symbol, 62 percent, the task title, and the status note. The open Dynamic Island in the Progress Bar layout. It shows the task title, a bar at 62 percent, and the status note. The open Dynamic Island in the Status Note layout. It shows the status note in large text, with the task title below it. The open Dynamic Island in the Minimal layout. It shows the task title and 62 percent.

Widgets, Siri, and Apple Watch

On every screen.

  • Widgets

    Put your tasks on the Home Screen in three sizes, and on the Lock Screen.

    A small widget and a large widget of the app on the Home Screen. Each shows five open tasks.
    A medium widget of the app on the Home Screen, with three tasks.

  • Apple Watch

    Get the notification on your wrist, answer a question there, and add a complication to your watch face.

    A notification with a question from Codex on Apple Watch, with the actions Yes and No.
    A task on Apple Watch, with a ring at 62 percent and its status note.

  • Siri and Shortcuts

    Use the actions of the app with Siri, or put them in a shortcut.

    The Shortcuts app with the actions of the app: Open Tasks, Create Task, Mark as Complete, New Task Form, and six task lists.

  • iPad

    A sidebar for your agents and statuses, with the open task beside the list.

    The app on iPad, with the sidebar, the task list, and one open task.

Privacy

No email. No password.

The app makes an anonymous account the first time it opens. The server stores no name and no email address. It has no tracking, no ads, and no third-party analytics.

  • One key for each agent

    Each agent has its own API key and sees only its own tasks. The server keeps a hash of the key, not the key.

  • Yours to delete

    Delete a task, a key, or the full account in the app. The server then removes its data.

  • Closed tasks expire

    The server deletes a task 90 days after it is done or cancelled.

Read what the server stores
The API Keys screen. Each agent has its own key: Windsurf, Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code. Each key is masked.
The Settings screen, with Notifications, Live Activities, the plan, and a button named Delete Account and Data.

In short

From the agent to you.

An agent gets eleven tools. This is what they do on your side.

  1. The agent makes a task.

    You see it in the inbox on each device.

  2. The agent updates the status and the progress.

    You watch the task and its Live Activity change.

  3. The agent sends a notification.

    You get it on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

  4. The agent asks a question.

    You answer from the notification, the Live Activity, the app, or the watch.

  5. The agent reads its inbox.

    It gets your messages, your answers, and your changes to its tasks.

Setup

Connect your agent.

Make an API key in the app. Then run one command in a terminal.

curl -fsSL https://relaydeck.onrender.com/install | sh

Use the arrow keys to choose one agent and connect it with its own key. Then add another if you like. You can read the script before you run it.

Or set up one agent by hand

Replace YOUR_API_KEY with a key from the app.

Claude Code

Install the plugin in a session

Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add Aayush9029/mcp-server
/plugin install relaydeck@relaydeck

Claude Code asks for your API key one time and keeps it in the secure storage of your system.

Or install it from a terminal

Terminal
claude plugin install relaydeck --marketplace Aayush9029/mcp-server --config api_key=YOUR_API_KEY

One command. It needs Claude Code 2.1.292 or later.

Or add the server without the plugin

Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http tasks https://relaydeck.onrender.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Codex

Install the plugin

Terminal
export TASKS_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY
codex plugin marketplace add Aayush9029/mcp-server
codex plugin add relaydeck@relaydeck

Codex reads the key from TASKS_API_KEY. Put the export line in your shell profile.

Or add the server without the plugin

Terminal
export TASKS_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY
codex mcp add tasks --url https://relaydeck.onrender.com/mcp --bearer-token-env-var TASKS_API_KEY

Cursor

Add to Cursor

Cursor opens and shows the server. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your key, then install.

Or edit the file yourself

~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tasks": {
      "url": "https://relaydeck.onrender.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Other clients

Use the Streamable HTTP transport

Server URL
https://relaydeck.onrender.com/mcp
Header
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

Or use the common JSON format

mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tasks": {
      "url": "https://relaydeck.onrender.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Many clients read this format. The documentation of your client gives the file location.

Open source

Read the server.

The server is open source. Read how it keeps your data, call the REST API from a script, or run your own copy.

Read the docs View the source

Relaydeck

For iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

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