Progress reads like a chat: your messages appear as bubbles on the right, with line breaks and long messages kept intact, clearly apart from the agent's replies. Faster updates: new output from Claude reaches the phone within 1–2 seconds (was about 10). A live indicator shows whether your Mac is connected; scrolling up to read no longer gets interrupted — tap "New content" to jump back down. Adjust text size with the Aa button — Progress, Terminal and notification history all scale. Long-press any paragraph to copy it, or copy the whole reply section at once; horizontal rules now render.

Cursor support (macOS): Agent tasks in the Cursor editor show up next to Claude Code and Codex on the Tasks tab and the Lock Screen panel — you're pinged when a task starts, finishes, or needs approval; Progress shows the whole conversation; shell commands can be approved from the Lock Screen; and a reply from the phone after a task finishes is sent to Cursor as the next message. Nothing to set up on the Mac. Each task now shows the model it is running on, e.g. "Cursor · grok-4.6" or "Claude · fable-5-1". New Cursor icon on task rows and Lock Screen cards.

Codex support (macOS): Codex desktop tasks show up next to Claude Code on the Tasks tab and the Lock Screen panel — running, done, or waiting for you — with per-session token counts. Shared CLI sessions can be driven from the phone: approve commands, answer questions, send follow-ups, start new tasks, and see your official quota. The new-task screen lets you pick Claude or Codex. Tasks and Lock Screen cards show which agent is running. On the Mac: remotely started sessions find a working Claude command whether it was installed natively or via npm; a command sent from the phone is delivered exactly once; a Mac waking from sleep syncs immediately.

Task detail, rebuilt: switch between Progress and Terminal at the top. Progress shows the whole conversation — every prompt you gave, every reply from Claude, every tool call — and keeps growing while the task runs; Terminal is the raw screen. One input bar for both. New welcome screen that says what the app does for you, in the app's own look. Multi-device: Settings › Add another phone or iPad — scan or type 6 digits to join the same space; the welcome screen can join an existing space too. Faster: the phone connects within seconds after the install command finishes on the Mac, the terminal answers within 5 s, and a Mac that wakes from sleep syncs right away.

New setup: open the app, say whether you're at your Mac, paste one line into Terminal on the Mac — paired. No installer download, no long pairing code. Redesigned UI: task cards show the prompt you gave Claude; the Lock Screen card now shows 5-hour and weekly usage; dark mode tuned separately. Settings: Add another Mac, Send Feedback, Reset and Start Over. Fixes: occasional duplicate delivery of phone commands, system messages shown as task names, the notification prompt no longer covers the first screen.

• No invite code needed: tap Get Started and you have your own space right away • Try the demo first: see the task panel before you connect a Mac • Pairing is stored in iCloud Keychain, so a new iPhone or a reinstall picks up where you left off • English UI that follows your device language • Notification titles now follow your phone's language (re-run the install script on your Mac to update the hook)

New: Windows desktop support — SessionBell now pairs with both Mac and Windows. Plus stability and polish.