Tapproval is a remote control for Claude Code on your Apple Watch. When the agent on your computer asks permission, the question lands on your wrist and one tap answers it. No account, no server, nothing leaves your own machines.
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Three steps, and the middle one is a sentence you say to Claude Code.
From the App Store, on any Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later.
On the computer where Claude Code runs, say:
Install the Tapproval plugin from marcobelini/tapproval-helper
Claude installs its own free, open-source bridge. You approve it like anything else and never touch a terminal.
The watch finds your computer by itself: on your Wi-Fi, away from home through a private travel address, or through your own iCloud as a fallback.
Everything the agent asks a person for, answered where the person is.



Multiple-choice questions arrive with the same choices as on your desktop.
Start a session from the wrist, follow it, send it instructions.
What was handled without you, what you decided, how much you used.
Any Mac or Linux machine running Claude Code. Other agents are on the roadmap.
Tapproval collects nothing. There are no accounts, no analytics and no servers of ours. Prompts and conversations travel between your watch and your computer, and, when the direct link is down, through your own iCloud. The bridge is open source, so you can check.
Your first 100 answered prompts. Reading sessions and the day's overview stay free forever.
Unlocks unlimited answers, forever. No subscription. A one-dollar coffee for the maker is optional, in Settings.
One address for everything, questions and suggestions alike. Say what Tapproval should do next.