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A LITTLE HELP. A TEXT AWAY.

Life’s little things.
Consider them done.

The errands. The endless tabs. That thing you keep putting off.
Just text Companion. You’ve got better things to do.

Say hey in iMessage +1 (283) 229-7006Your own Codex account. Your own little computer.
CompanionBig help. Small talk optional.
iMessage

Find a dinner spot near the office for Friday. Somewhere that isn’t wildly loud.

👍

Found three good options. Small rooms, good food, no shouting across the table.

Your Friday shortlist3 places · menus & availability

Want me to check a table for 7?

An example of a little less on your plate.

Out of the chat.
Into the doing.

Browse websites, fill forms, find answers, and bring back a screenshot. All from one conversation.

Your apps.
A little more useful.

Connect your calendar, projects, and favorite Codex plugins. Add a CLI or MCP whenever you need one.

Yours.
And it stays that way.

A separate computer for you, with a browser that stays signed in and memory you choose to save.

NO NEW HABIT REQUIRED

Same blue bubbles.
A lot more possibility.

Text hey. Connect Codex. Hand something over.

Meet your Companion
How does it work?

Send a message and Companion sets up your own persistent computer. Connect your Codex account using the secure sign-in link in the conversation. Then text what you need. Your account’s model access and usage limits apply.

What about passwords and payments?

Connect a dedicated 1Password vault through a secure link, never by texting passwords. Link can handle supported payments after you approve the specific purchase. Availability depends on your accounts and region.

How private is it?

Your VM, browser, and credentials are separate from every other user’s. Phone numbers and queued messages are encrypted in our database. Sendblue, OpenAI, and the infrastructure providers process data to deliver the service; this is not end-to-end encryption against those providers. Only connect accounts you want Companion to use.