You start a task on your computer. Research, a draft, a small piece of work you’ve handed to an AI agent. Then you step away. A result needs checking. A missing detail needs your input. The next useful action is on the desktop you just left.
Steerable brings your computer within reach. Securely access your Desktop from anywhere, use its apps yourself, or put an AI agent to work. Follow the actions, review the result and take over when you need to. Within reach. Under your control.
Your agent at work. You in control.
A useful result is something you can see and check in the app. Ask Copilot to turn prepared notes into three clear bullet points. Follow the edit in the document, read the result, and make the final adjustment yourself. Our homepage illustrates that sequence with sample content: instruction, visible action, result and takeover.
The value is practical. Check the brief instead of wondering whether it is ready. Change a setting that is holding up the next step. Finish a small edit without making a trip back to your desk. You still review the result and decide what matters.
Your existing agents belong in that picture.
Maybe you use Codex or Claude Code for a project, run OpenClaw or Hermes on a separate Mac, or rely on another agent entirely. Steerable’s intended role is access to the computer around those tools: the desktop, terminal, browser and local files you use to inspect and manage the work. Review a code change, give the next instruction or finish a step in an app from anywhere.
You keep your existing agent setup. Those named workflows illustrate why full desktop access can be useful; they are not native Steerable integrations or partnerships, and compatibility depends on your setup. Multi-computer access is planned for Power. We are not presenting unified monitoring, scheduling or multi-agent orchestration as current features.
Use your hands. Or ask for a helping one.
Manual remote control gives you the Mac’s familiar apps from a phone browser. It does not need an AI provider. When a supported task is worth delegating, Steerable Copilot uses the provider you connect to work in the app while you follow its actions.
You can stop Copilot and take over. The current Copilot runs one task at a time and needs the remote session to remain active; leaving or locking the phone remote stops its task. Independently running agents follow their own lifecycle. Steerable does not host or keep them running.
Your computer. Wherever you are. Your agent at work. You in control.
Powerful access needs deliberate permission.
Your computer holds more than a screen. It holds real files, signed-in apps and tools that can act. A Steerable login is only one check. A new controller needs approval on the Mac, and each new session also needs the machine password plus a fresh authenticator or recovery code.
Screen and control traffic is encrypted between paired devices. If a relay carries the connection, it forwards encrypted traffic; it is not the endpoint that decrypts that session. You can end a session and revoke a controller. Approval on one Mac does not grant access to every other machine.
AI processing is a separate path. Copilot can send relevant screen images and app text to your selected provider. Existing agents have their own permissions and provider policies, and remote-access protection is not a sandbox for everything those agents can do. Our security page explains the boundaries plainly.
Start with one Mac. Build from what matters.
Steerable is coming soon, starting with Mac and a phone browser remote. Your Mac needs to stay awake, online and running Steerable. The planned plans start with free same-network access; Pro adds Anywhere access, and Power is planned for a broader multi-computer workflow.
The Mac app is being prepared now. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when it’s ready to download.
Pricing and feature scope are on the pricing page. Try Steerable with a 7-day free trial. Review the trial and cancellation terms before signing up. Connected AI-provider subscriptions and usage charges are separate.