Download · stable entry point
Start on the Mac. Finish anywhere.
This is the permanent home of the Niro Bridge installer. Get Niro on your iPhone if you have not already, install the Bridge here, then pair the two. New Bridge releases simply replace the file behind this page — your iPhone app never has to be reissued to follow.
Already have Niro on your iPhone? Install Niro Bridge on your Mac to connect.
Step 01 · iPhone
Get Niro.
Install Niro on your iPhone from the App Store. It is the app you use every day — the Mac side comes next, only so Niro can connect.
Requires iOS 17 or later. The app connects only to a Bridge you have approved.
Niro · iPhone
Get Niro on the App Store
Niro is the product. Niro Bridge, installed in the next step, is the companion that connects it to your Mac. This button becomes a live App Store link the moment the listing is public.
Step 02 · macOS
Install Niro Bridge.
The Bridge is a small menu-bar app. It listens on your Mac, pairs with your iPhone over your own network, and keeps every API key on the machine where it already lives.
Use the button here. It is the only official installer source for Niro Bridge.
Open the disk image, move Niro Bridge into Applications, and launch it from there.
Niro Bridge · macOS
Download Niro Bridge
Drag the app into Applications, open it, and it stays out of your way in the menu bar. Your coding agents keep running exactly as they do now.
Prefer the release page? efrem-labs/niro-releases
Step 03 · Pair
Pair your Mac.
With the Bridge running, Niro on your iPhone finds it and asks for permission. Approve it once on the Mac and the session you were already working on is on your phone.
Pairing happens on your local network or your own tailnet — never through a third-party relay.
When your phone asks to connect, approve it once on the Mac. That approval is the whole handshake.