Screen by screen

From opening the app to running the machine.

Nine screens in the order they were taken, straight off the phone. Nothing is cropped, resized or recomposed, and no device frame has been drawn around them. What is here is what you get.

01
Opening the app.
1080 × 2400
02
One account. It exists to find your own machines, and nothing else.
828 × 1792
03
Nothing paired yet.
828 × 1792
04
Pairing happens in person: the machine shows a code, the phone reads it.
828 × 1792
05
Your machines, and what each one is doing right now.
828 × 1792
06
Agreeing a key with the machine, before a single frame moves.
828 × 1792
07
Connected. The terminal running on the Mac, on the phone.
828 × 1792
08
The controls, over a live session.
828 × 1792
09
Turned sideways, with the whole control surface to hand.
1792 × 828

Taken on an iPhone 11. The pixel dimensions under each caption are each file's own, so you can check nothing has been stretched to fit.

One exception, stated rather than hidden: the opening screen is redrawn rather than captured. The original was an Android screenshot carrying that phone's navigation bar along the bottom. It is the same mark, the same size, in the same place, on the same flat #10B981, with the navigation bar gone. Every other screen is the file exactly as the phone wrote it.

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