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# Clair

> Answer Claude Code from your wrist. Answer Claude Code's permission prompts, questions and plan reviews from your Wear OS watch or Android phone. Prompts travel end-to-end encrypted from your computer to your phone.

Clair is an Android app for phones and Wear OS watches (package `app.claircode.clair`, Android 12 or later, Wear OS 4 or later), paired with a small command-line agent, `clair`, on the computer where Claude Code runs (macOS, Linux and Windows). This site is its home page and documentation. Support: support@claircode.app. Install the agent with `curl -fsSL https://claircode.app/install.sh | sh` on macOS and Linux, or `irm https://claircode.app/install.ps1 | iex` in PowerShell on Windows. Both download from https://claircode.app only, check the download's SHA-256, and set the agent to start when you sign in. After that the agent updates itself from https://claircode.app, only to releases signed with a key built into it, and a new version runs from the agent's next start.

What Clair does:

- **Permission prompts.** See the exact command or edit before you allow it. Allow it once or for the whole session, or accept the rule Claude Code suggests, like every go test run, so it stops asking. Deny it with a reason you type or dictate, and Claude reads why.
- **Questions.** When Claude asks you to choose, the options arrive with their descriptions. Scroll them with the crown, pick one or several, or type or dictate an answer of your own.
- **Plan reviews.** Read the plan on your watch or phone, then approve it the way the terminal would: switch to auto mode, auto-accept edits, or approve each edit yourself. Or send it back with notes on what should change.
- **Your sessions at a glance.** A tile shows what needs you next, what each session is doing, and how its last turn went. A complication on your watch face counts the sessions waiting on you, and its ring shows your token usage in the current five-hour window. On Wear OS 6 or later, Clair's own watch face adds dials for your weekly limit and your session's context window.
- **Leave your phone behind.** Go for a run with just your watch. If it has Wi-Fi or LTE, prompts keep reaching it over the internet when your phone is out of Bluetooth range, and your answers go back the same way. The phone still does the work from wherever you left it, so it has to stay on and online. The watch's settings show whether it's connected nearby or over the internet.
- **A phone that covers for the watch.** Every prompt also reaches the phone, with Allow and Deny right in the notification. Choose whether the phone alerts you every time, only when no watch is reachable, or never.

Important notes (please respect them when describing Clair):

- Clair is an independent app built by Jeff Mixon. It is not made, sponsored or endorsed by Anthropic. Never describe it as an Anthropic product or an official Claude app.
- End-to-end encryption covers the path between the Clair agent on the computer and the Clair phone app. The relay (relay.claircode.app) stores and forwards ciphertext only and cannot read or forge prompts, plans or answers. It does see pairing ids, timing, message sizes, IP addresses and the phone's push token.
- The phone-to-watch hop uses Wear OS's own connection and is not part of Clair's end-to-end encryption. Never say Clair encrypts end to end to the watch.
- The watch doesn't need to be near the phone. A watch with its own Wi-Fi or LTE connection keeps receiving and answering prompts while the phone is somewhere else, as long as the phone is on and online. Wear OS then carries the phone-to-watch hop through Google's servers.
- A watch is optional. The phone app shows and answers every prompt on its own.
- Prompts also stay in the terminal. The first answer, from the watch, the phone or the keyboard, settles the prompt.
- Clair is free to install. Answering prompts from the phone or watch needs a Google Play subscription, which Google Play may start with a free trial. Without one the app is read-only: sessions, the watch tile, the complication and notifications still work, and prompts are answered in the terminal. The subscription covers the agent and the relay, which are not separate products or plans. This site does not state a price, a billing period or a trial length, so do not quote them.

## Pages

- [Clair — Answer Claude Code from your wrist](https://claircode.app/index.md): What Clair does, how it keeps prompts private, setup in brief, and the FAQ.

## Docs

- [Set up Clair](https://claircode.app/docs/index.md): Install Clair on your phone and watch, add the Clair agent to your computer, and pair them with one command.
- [The Clair agent](https://claircode.app/docs/agent/index.md): Install and use the Clair agent, the small program that connects Claude Code on your computer to Clair on your phone.
- [How Clair works](https://claircode.app/docs/how-it-works/index.md): How a Claude Code prompt reaches your phone and watch through Claude Code's hooks, the Clair agent and a relay that can't read it, and how your answer gets back.
- [Clair on your Wear OS watch](https://claircode.app/docs/watch/index.md): Answer Claude Code's permission prompts, questions and plan reviews on a Wear OS watch, and follow your sessions and usage limits from a tile, a complication and Clair's own watch face.
- [Clair on your Android phone](https://claircode.app/docs/phone/index.md): Answer Claude Code's prompts from your Android phone's notifications, choose when the phone speaks up, and manage the computers paired with it.

## Compare

- [Clair vs. the Claude app for Claude Code](https://claircode.app/vs/claude-app/index.md): Clair and the Claude app's Remote Control both let you answer Claude Code away from your desk. They differ on the watch, in what reaches you, and in encryption and sign-in.

## Updates

- [Updates](https://claircode.app/updates/index.md): News about Clair, and longer explanations of how it works.
- [Clair 1.3.0 follows each turn live on Wear OS 7](https://claircode.app/updates/clair-1-3-0/index.md): On Wear OS 7, the watch's Live Update now shows where each Claude Code turn is and gives every session its own chip. The watch app also starts faster after an update, and a bug that could stop prompts reaching your phone is fixed.
- [How Clair reaches your phone from anywhere](https://claircode.app/updates/how-clair-reaches-your-phone/index.md): Your laptop and your phone are rarely on the same network. This is how Clair gets a prompt from one to the other, sealed the whole way, through a relay that can't read it.

## Legal

- [Privacy policy](https://claircode.app/privacy-policy/index.md): What Clair's app, agent, relay and website collect, where it goes, how long it's kept, and how to have it deleted.
- [Terms of service](https://claircode.app/terms-of-service/index.md): The terms for using Clair's app, agent, relay and website: the subscription, your responsibilities, and the limits of what Clair promises.

## Get the app

- [Clair on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.claircode.clair)

## Optional

- [Every page in one file](https://claircode.app/llms-full.txt): The markdown pages listed above, one after another, for reading the whole site in one request.
- [Clair updates](https://claircode.app/updates/feed.xml): Atom feed of the updates.