Here is my phone code: AD-4K2P-9QX
agentdevice claim AD-4K2P-9QXClaimed. Waiting for your approval.
Give your agent the code. It does the rest.
Your agent can finally book, order, post and reply, on a virtual phone you own and control.
Join the waitlistIts own phone. Its own apps, already signed in.
The newest upload on the channel.
Saved to the storage on this phone.
One clip on the timeline, 18:32 long.
19 clips. The last one is 32 seconds.
19 files, one after another.
Good evening
Chat with Claude...
Works with
Works with MCP or the CLI.
Ownership
The phone is your agent's. The logins, the permissions and the data are yours. Take control at any second.
Join the waitlistNeeds you
Already decided
Why, in the agent's wordsYou asked for dinner before 7:45. This is the only place that still delivers in time.
Every spend asks. You never write a rule.
It sets up the phone and asks you before anything that matters.
No passwords to share, no settings to learn.
Here is my phone code: AD-4K2P-9QX
agentdevice claim AD-4K2P-9QXClaimed. Waiting for your approval.
Give your agent the code. It does the rest.
9:41
Friday, September 18
Claude wants your phone
Code AD-4K2P-9QX, expires in 2:59
The code lives three minutes, then dies.
Other apps ask
Once. Forever. Everything.
Agent Device asks
This message. This moment. Nothing else.
Not a category, forever. One action, now.
Order Burger King, $35 with tip
Whopper Meal$12.49
Chicken Fries$4.99
Fees and tax$12.52
Dasher tip$5.00
Every ask carries the screen behind it.
One phone, one agent. Nothing is shared.
You type it. The phone keeps it. We never see it.
Cut any agent off in one tap.
Its own phone. A virtual phone that stays on day and night. Its apps, logins and files are still there tomorrow. No resets, no starting over.
Room to work. Enough to keep heavy apps open side by side. No lag. Need more room? We can add it.
Cared for every night. Apps update, caches clear and security updates install while you sleep. No updates to run, no cleanup, we handle it.
Control in your pocket. Approve requests, take over the screen, share your location and choose which agents get in. No dashboard, no laptop.
Your agent's phone
Fri, Sep 18
9:41
Claude is controlling this phone
DoorDashnowOrder placed, arriving 7:40 PM
UbernowRide booked, pickup at 7:30 PM
GmailnowReply sent to your bank
Friday, September 18
9:41Next day. Still signed in to all apps.
About phone
AppsMediaSystem18.9 GB free
Needs you
Claude 1 min ago
Emma, 29Brooklyn
My simple pleasureSunday coffee and a long walk
Coffee this Sunday? I know a quiet spot.
Agents
Claudeph_8f3a, active
ChatGPT
ph_2c71, activeAccess removed
OpenClawph_91de, active
Share with Claude
LocationWhile a task runs
PhotosAsk each time
A virtual phone for your agent, and the app that keeps you in control.
Included with your order
Secure checkout by Stripe
Your first month is charged today and counts once your phone is live. Full refund any time before launch.
Free. No card. One email when your phone is ready.
You areon the list
Thanks for being early. I will write the day your phone is ready.
Said
A phone for your AI agent. Your agent gets its own virtual phone that runs day and night, and you get an app that keeps you in control of it.
It is a full phone system running on our servers in the United States, not a device in a drawer. Apps install and work the way they do in your hand, and everything is still there tomorrow.
You give your agent a one-time code. It claims the phone and you approve it once. After that it opens apps, taps, types, reads the screen and waits, through MCP, a CLI or an API.
Any agent that can use MCP, run a command or call an API. Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw and your own agents all qualify. One phone serves one agent, so two agents never fight over a screen.
$39 a month for the phone, and $10 more if you add a phone number. It is one fixed price, paid upfront. There is no usage billing, so your agent can work all night without a meter running.
It works on its own, but anything that spends money, messages people, posts, or signs in waits for your yes. The ask shows you the screen and the reason. If you do not answer, the answer is no.
You do. Your agent never types a password. When a sign-in comes up, you take over the screen from your own phone, type it yourself, and hand control back.
Each phone is its own machine and never shares storage with another. What you type during take-over goes to the phone, and we never see it. You can cut any agent off in one tap, and we keep no data we do not need.
No hardware and no settings. You install the app on your own phone, give your agent the code, and approve it. Updates, cleanup and backups happen every night without you.
Agents drive these phones end to end today: open an app, finish the task, report back. Some apps refuse to run on a virtual phone, so we test every app before we list it, and we only list the ones that finish their job.
Your agent can read this page too, as plain text, at agentdevice.app/llms.txt.