RC Pair TestFlight Beta

RC Pair lets a computer you control see and operate your iPhone or iPad, for example to run your own automation or an AI agent you use. The app pairs on the device itself and hands the pairing key to your computer by a QR code. How it works RC Pair walks you through five steps. You allow notifications, show Developer Mode, turn it on in Settings, pair in Settings with a 6-digit code, and send the pairing to your computer. The computer runs rcpair-receive, a small Python script that shows the QR code and saves the pairing. Nothing leaves your device until you check the computer's name and address and tap Send. Your data The pairing key goes only to the computer you choose, on your own network. It is encrypted to a key that computer made for that one hand-off. A copy of what you agreed to goes with it. RC Pair sends nothing to us. It has no account, no analytics and no ads. Staying in control Before anything else, RC Pair asks you to confirm that this is your device, or that its user knows and agreed, and that you are 18 or older. When the tools on your computer tell RC Pair a session has started, a Live Activity shows on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. With the open tools available today, no computer can start it yet. Turning off Developer Mode in Settings ends access right away. Delete RC Pair data clears what the app keeps on the device. Requirements iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. Wi-Fi, or a hotspot from another phone. The device's own cellular data does not work. A Mac or Linux computer on the same network with Python 3.9 or later. Controlling the device after pairing needs a Mac with Xcode once per device, to put Apple's developer disk image on it. RC Pair is free during early access. It is made by Rising Creek Construction LLC. Support is at support@rcpair.si. The privacy policy is at https://rcpair.si/privacy.html.