It calls you.
Your agent makes the first move. A blocker becomes a conversation, instead of a terminal you forgot to check.
When it’s stuck, it calls, shows you its screen, and you tell it what to do. No more babysitting the terminal.
Built for Claude Code & Codex
Cursor & OpenClaw — coming soon
Pilot preview · public calling opens soon
$ npm run test
INCOMING FACETIME
Your coding
agent.
A little help over here?
01 / THE SETUP
Keep your editor. Keep your workflow.
Give your agent a way to
reach you.
A hello is all it takes. We text you a setup prompt with your personal setup link.
Give it to Claude Code or Codex. Your agent guides installation, permissions, and one approved test call.
MAC APP + CLAUDE CODE OR CODEXIt FaceTimes you when it needs you. Look at the screen, say the fix, carry on.
The launch experience, previewed here. Public onboarding and live-call validation are still in progress. See the setup steps ↗
02 / A QUICK CALL > ANOTHER NOTIFICATION
Your agent makes the first move. A blocker becomes a conversation, instead of a terminal you forgot to check.
The build, the bug, the button that looks off. See its screen on your phone, wherever your day takes you.
“Try the other approach.” Give it the missing piece out loud, then let it get back to work.
Sharing starts off. You choose the screen and authorize the session. Call-bound access. A local Stop switch. Always.
Your screen, your callFROM “I’M STUCK” TO “IT’S SHIPPED.”
03 / BUILT FOR THE “WAIT, IT CAN DO THAT?” MOMENT
We’re getting the first builders on the line.
Their clips
belong here. Yours could be next.
Real calls. Real builders. We’ll share the numbers when the pilot is live.
04 / A SMALL PRICE FOR YOUR AFTERNOON BACK
Try the moment. No card required.
For the “call me when you need me” life.
A direct line between your agent and you.
Plans are a preview. No billing or signup is active yet.
See pricing details05 / HELLO, BUILDERS.
One well-timed call can unblock a whole workflow.
Build that
moment into your agent.
# When your agent needs a human.
await facetime_me(
reason="One test is failing.",
question="Take a look with me?"
)
A FEW THINGS BEFORE WE RING.
FaceTime links can be opened in a browser on Android or Windows. ClawdTime’s link-based joining flow is planned; it hasn’t been validated in this pilot yet.
Screen sharing is off until you enable it. You choose the display and authorize the paired session; screen access is bound to the call. Computer control requires separate permission. Local Stop, lock, sleep, or disconnect ends access. Screen frames and audio are transient, not saved as recordings.
The local pilot has tested cooperative Claude Code and Codex CLI flows with simulated calls. Real handset calls are still awaiting validation. Cursor and OpenClaw integrations are coming later; existing desktop sessions aren’t automatically taken over.
This is a pilot preview. The public number, signed Mac download, and live call demo aren’t available yet. Our goal is a first call within a minute once you’re paired and connected; that timing hasn’t been measured yet.
Public texting opens soon. This preview doesn’t place calls or send messages.