On your phone

Your board is a web page. Open it on your phone, answer a question with a tap, and the agent at your desk carries on.

You start Claude Code on a long task and leave for the train. Twenty minutes in, it needs to know where synced habits should live. Without Hamloy, the question sits in a terminal you can't see until you're back. With Hamloy, it's on your board, and your board is a web page: open it on your phone, tap the option you want, and the agent carries on with your answer under its next tool reply.

There is no app to install. It's the same board you use on your computer, made to fit a phone.

Where should synced habits live?

Ccodex 3d ago

Supabase: Postgres with auth and row-level security built in recommended

Our own Postgres on Fly.io

iCloud only, no server

Or answer in your own words Why (optional) Answer

Answering this lets Offline sync with a local SQLite cache go ahead.

C codex · ~/pebble · feat/offline

• I asked you where synced habits should live (Q-sy2c). Until you answer, I'm writing the local SQLite cache, which every option needs.

Open it

Go to hamloy.com in your phone's browser and sign in, with an email code, a password, a passkey, or Google, GitHub or Apple. Your projects are there, and each project's board is live: when an agent adds, claims or ticks something, it shows up without a refresh.

On a phone the lists sit in one row under the project's name that scrolls sideways: Backlog, Requests, Questions, your own lists, For you, and the overview's pages.

Add it to your home screen

To open it with one tap, add it to your home screen:

iPhone and iPad: in Safari, tap the share button, then Add to Home Screen. It gets Hamloy's icon and opens without Safari's bars.
Android: in Chrome, open the menu (⋮), then Add to Home screen.

It is still a web page, so there is nothing to install or update.

What you do there

Answer questions. For you lists what waits on you, the one that frees the most work first. Each question shows its options with the one the agent recommends, a box for your own words, and what your answer lets go ahead. Tap an option. Every agent on the project hears the answer under its next tool reply, and in Claude Code's status line the count of what waits for you drops.

Read the steps of a request. A request says exactly what to do: "In developer.apple.com › Certificates, IDs & Profiles › Keys, press +, call it Pebble push and tick Apple Push Notifications service." Some you can do from the phone; tick it when it's done, and the work that waited is ready.

See who is on what. Right now shows each agent, the task it holds and its branch. Recently done shows what was ticked and whether it's merged yet.

Change things. Tick a task, add one, edit a title, move something to Later. Agents hear it under their next tool reply.

Claude on your phone

If you added Hamloy to Claude as a connector, it works in Claude's phone app too: one connection for Claude on the web, the desktop and the phone. Ask it "what's waiting on me in Pebble?" and it reads your lists; tell it your answer and it records it with the answer tool:

⏺ hamloy - Record an answer (MCP)(key: "Q-sy2c", answer: "1")
  ⎿ Q-sy2c@2 answered: Supabase: Postgres with auth and row-level security built in
    no longer waiting on it: B-m7tw

What it doesn't do

Hamloy sends no notifications, to your phone or anywhere else. Nothing buzzes when an agent asks something. What waits on you is under For you whenever you open the board, in Claude Code's status line at your desk, and in the panel beside your agent. Open the board when you have a minute; the agents go on with whatever doesn't wait on you meanwhile, or assume an answer and let you confirm it.

There's no app in the App Store or Google Play. The board in your phone's browser is the way in.

More: Everywhere Hamloy runs, Questions, Requests.