What you can do from your phone or a browser

What works from anywhere

• Start conversations, send messages, and queue follow-ups while an agent works.
• Answer the questions agents ask you, stop an agent, retry, and mark conversations complete.
• Change a conversation’s agent, model, and effort.
• Attach images to messages, up to eight at a time.
• Read and edit files and docs, and create, rename, or delete them.
• Run workflows. In a browser or on another computer, you can also create and edit them.
• See websites your agents start. See See your site from the web app or your iPhone.
• Open your project’s apps, from your own devices with full access. See Open your apps on your phone.
• Check on processes and stop them.

Full access and Limited

Your computer’s owner chooses a level for each personal device when approving it, and can change it in My computers on that computer.

Full access devices can approve agents’ permission requests. In the web app or on another connected computer, Full also lets you choose agent permission modes. Limited devices leave approvals and permission changes on the computer, and show a note when approval is needed. You can still decline by stopping the conversation. Team members keep their project view/control access and cannot approve agent permission requests.

See Manage your devices to change a level. These levels apply to the remote controls Enjoy currently provides; the capabilities below still require the computer.

What stays on the computer

These need Enjoy on the computer that runs your projects:

• Setting up agents. Signing in to an agent, installing or updating it, and adding or removing its accounts. In a browser or on another computer, choosing which account a project uses stays on the computer too. If an agent needs signing in, you see Open Enjoy on your desktop to sign in to the agent, and your message waits.
• Adding and removing projects. Starting a new project, opening a folder, importing past conversations, and removing a project. The web app shows New projects start on your desktop.
• Attaching files that aren’t images, and images over 2 MB.
• Opening files in other apps, showing them in Finder or File Explorer, and opening files in your project’s apps.
• Running apps. Apps run on the computer, so an app’s output, Stop, Change it, and the note about its changed code stay there, as does the enjoy-apps folder’s menu.
• Project folder and storage settings.
• Merging or deleting worktrees.
• Devices and people. Connecting new devices, inviting team members, answering join requests, and resetting remote access.

In the iPhone app

The iPhone app works like the web app, with a few differences:

• Permission modes are still chosen on the computer; the iPhone app has no picker for them yet.
• On your own computer, you can choose which saved account an agent uses for a project. Select the button that shows the model and effort, select the agent’s name, then choose under Account.
• You can create a new project on your own computer. Select New project, and Enjoy saves it in the Enjoy folder on that computer.
• You can pin projects by pressing and holding one, then choosing Pin to top.
• Photos can come from the camera or your photo library. The app removes their location and shrinks them to fit.
• You can view and run workflows, but not create or edit them.
• The Apps tab lists the apps that open by themselves and opens them full screen. There’s no New app button; ask an agent in a conversation instead.
• There’s no find within a conversation, but you can search the conversation list.
• There’s no branch menu.
• The app connects while it’s open and doesn’t send notifications. On a Mac, notifications come from the Enjoy computer app.