The SMS bridge
Send a task to one of your own computers from your phone, and have Local Keep AI carry it out there.
On your phone
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The mobile client, which the SMS bridge mirrors.
The bridge lets you text a task to a machine you own — through iMessage, Google Messages or email — and have it done there. The machine does the work with its own models and its own copy of your code; your phone is only the remote control.
Setting it up
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Register the machine from the Devices page in the web app, and give it a name you will recognise in a text message.
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Keep that machine running with Local Keep AI available. If the computer is asleep, there is nothing listening.
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Add the phone numbers and email addresses allowed to send it tasks. Only allowlisted senders are accepted — everything else is ignored.
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Send a message naming the device and the task. The reply comes back over the same channel.
Addressing a device
Prefix the message with @ and the device name, so a message reaches the machine you meant: @razor: deploy staging. With one registered device the prefix is optional.
Security
Treat the allowlist as seriously as an SSH key. Anything an allowlisted sender asks for can run on that machine.
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Remove a device or a sender from the Devices page the moment you no longer control it. A lost phone is a lost credential.
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The allowlist is per device, so a machine holding sensitive work can accept a narrower set of senders than the rest.
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Every bridged request is attributed to the sender in your usage history.
All documentation
Installation
Install the CLI on macOS, Linux or Windows, and sign in.
Setup, start to finish
The whole path on one page: install, sign in, pick local or hosted, get an answer.
Connecting accounts
One account everywhere, registering devices for the SMS bridge, and OAuth integrations.
Models
Pull open-weight models, switch between them, and run fully local.
Using models on every client
What runs locally in a terminal, a browser tab, a phone and the desktop app.
Commands
Every terminal command and every slash command, each with its own page.
Editor integrations
VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, Neovim, Sublime, Zed, Godot, Unity, gh and git hooks.
The apps
One React Native codebase behind iPhone, Android, web and desktop — and how to run it.
Automation Studio
Idea to production: flows, per-step models, your machines or ours, live editing.
Enterprise seats
Licensed team seats under one owner account — invites, billing, and how seats resolve.
API reference
API keys, authentication, chat completions, pricing and errors — for your own software.
Notifications
Four channels, all opt-in, how to change them, and the limits on re-engagement.
Privacy
What leaves your machine, what never does, and how anonymisation works.
Troubleshooting
When a model will not load, a command hangs, or the CLI cannot be found.