One agent.
One chosen phone.

AGENT Review the deploy at 09:30. sent

Quiet by default.

YOUR PHONE · NOTIFIED

Ring when it matters.

ARMED LOCALLY

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Agent sends.

One phone receives.

Notify, or ring.

A handoff to one phone, not a broadcast.

Link a device, give an agent a key for that phone, then choose how its work should reach you.

  1. 01

    Link a phone

    Each device on your account is its own destination, with its own handoffs and history.

  2. 02

    Give an agent a lane

    Mint a device-scoped key. That agent can reach the selected phone—and no other device.

  3. 03

    Choose how it lands

    Use a quiet notification for routine completion, or an alarm when the handoff must interrupt you.

A notification can wait. An alarm should not depend on the cloud.

Most handoffs can arrive quietly. When you choose an alarm, the phone arms it locally. Push carries the update; the operating system owns the ring.

  • Every handoff targets the phone selected for that agent key.
  • An armed alarm remains ready after the network disappears.
  • Critical interruption is explicit permission, never the default.
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06:30

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Wake up

Armed locally

A small system for a very human need.

Start in the web app, link the phone you carry, and give your agent a device-scoped lane. You keep control over whether a handoff stays quiet or rings.

Link your first phone

Give your agent somewhere to reach you.

Link one or more phones to your account. Each agent key points to a specific device, so a handoff never becomes an account-wide blast.

A little more context.

Does my agent get access to every phone I own?

No. An agent key is tied to one linked device. That agent can only leave a handoff on that phone.

Does every handoff ring?

No. A normal notification is the default. Use an alarm when you want the handoff to interrupt you, and critical delivery only when you explicitly allow it to cut through silent mode.

What happens when my phone is offline?

A new handoff needs a connection to arrive. If the phone has already armed an alarm, that alarm still rings at the scheduled time.

Can I use more than one phone?

Yes. Link multiple phones to one account, then choose the destination when you mint each agent key. Each device keeps its own alarms and history.

Is this a replacement for my calendar?

No. It is a direct line for moments when an agent needs a real person’s attention. Think handoff, not another task manager.