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Orbtile Mobile for Android turns an Android phone into the status pad for your coding agents, next to your Mac or Windows PC running Orbtile. Get Orbtile Mobile for Android
Each computer gets a 15-day trial; then a licence keeps Orbtile running.
- Follow your supported agents on the Logitech MX Creative Keypad, with live status and text where supported.
- Open sessions, pin them to a key, and hold a key to read in detail. See gestures and settings.
- Approve requests and answer supported questions on the keypad. Terminal questions use Answer on computer.
- Choose a colour for each agent.
- Group keypad sessions into topics by agent, project or host, and reach a waiting session in another topic with a tap on the hub key.
- Tell remote sessions apart by the globe on the keypad, in the menu bar panel and on Orbtile Mobile.
- Connect adapters you allow and follow supported remote agents over SSH. Most remote requests are answered on the host.
- Switch back to Logi Options+ whenever you want, save snapshots, send feedback, and export settings to another computer.
- Sign in for Orbtile Mobile or for encrypted settings sync; turn sync on from the Account tab.
- Turn the usage summary off in Settings, About, Usage data. Orbtile keeps working even if it can’t reach our servers.
- New in 0.2.17: Orbtile for Windows 11 (x64), with the Logitech MX Creative Keypad and Orbtile Mobile.
- New in 0.2.17: Orbtile Enterprise for Mac and Windows, fully offline and managed.
- New in 0.2.17: a redesigned focus view on Orbtile Mobile, with its own area for questions and approvals, and session and tool details.
- New in 0.2.17: orbs on Orbtile Mobile move in every active state, as on the keypad.
- New in 0.2.17: choose the menu bar panel’s layout (keypad 3 × 3, or phone 2 × 4 and 4 × 2) and choose which agents to use while setting Orbtile up.
- New in 0.2.17: optional project names for adapter sessions.
- New in 0.2.18: on Mac and Windows, a window shows each step while an update installs, then confirms the new version; and Orbtile’s messages say why the keypad isn’t working.
- New in 0.3.0: a 15-day trial on every computer, then a licence.
- New in 0.3.0: a new Settings window, and the panel in the keypad’s look, on Mac and Windows.
- New in 0.3.0: update checks every 4 hours and when your computer wakes.
- New in 0.3.0: Orbtile asks once whether to show Claude Code’s background sessions.
- New in 0.3.2: Orbtile Mobile is one app: sign in for Orbtile, or pair it with Orbtile Enterprise without an account.
- New in 0.3.4: Kimi Code, the fifth built-in agent. On the Mac, approve and answer Kimi Code sessions in Kimi’s own server from the keypad.
- New in 0.3.4: adapters can bring their own icon and state colours, and an empty key can open a link you choose.
- New in 0.3.5: on the Mac, Orbtile is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarised by Apple, so it opens without the Privacy & Security steps.
- New in 0.3.5: on the Mac, a tap on a Kimi Code session opens that session in Kimi Code.
- New in 0.3.6: on Windows, approve and answer Kimi Code sessions in Kimi’s own server from the keypad.
- New in 0.3.7: Orbtile Mobile for iPhone, shipped on the App Store, and agent text on the keys and tiles without Markdown marks.
- New in 0.3.8: on the Mac, updates install without waiting for your agents, and on Mac and Windows, Orbtile shows what’s new after each update.
- New in 0.3.9: on Mac and Windows, colour every key by its state, and Claude Code keys show each session’s name; Orbtile for Windows is in the Microsoft Store.
- New in 0.3.10: on Mac and Windows, activate your licence from your Orbtile account, check your agents’ connections in Settings, Agents, and Orbtile adds its hooks to Claude Code for you when you set it up.
- New in Orbtile 1.0 (1.0.0 on the Mac, 1.4.0 on Windows): a new bar at the bottom of the Orbtile menu with the page arrows, a small map of your pages and the ··· menu, and a refreshed Settings.