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Agents write the few conclusions, decisions, and results that can change what you do next. Zimlo leaves routine activity out.
↗Zimlo brings Codex and Claude Code work from every Mac into one calm, swipeable Feed. Review conclusions, images, video, and files—then act in seconds and get back to your day.


Zimlo is not another terminal, inbox, or dashboard. It is an editorial layer that keeps only what changes your judgment, action, or confidence.

Each card starts with a conclusion and a clear next move. Open its task for the original input, current state, proof, and conversation—or swipe on. Finished work quietly becomes history.
TIKTOK CLARITY · X-SPEED COLLABORATIONAgents write the few conclusions, decisions, and results that can change what you do next. Zimlo leaves routine activity out.
↗Images, video, and files arrive as first-class results in the Feed, ready to preview from the task that produced them.
↗Bring Codex and Claude Code work from multiple Macs into one Feed while keeping its source machine, project, and task clear.
↗Draft recovery, a persistent outbox, idempotent sends, and reconnect queues keep mobile commands from disappearing or running twice.
↗Zimlo keeps the result and its origin together. Preview what an agent made, see which Mac and project it came from, and continue on the right task without reconstructing the context.
Images open as albums, videos keep their poster and playback context, and files arrive with a useful preview or summary.
Pair multiple Macs and Zimlo merges their work into one attention layer without losing source identity or routing.
Not screenshots of a terminal—three kinds of moments Zimlo brings into your Feed: a result to review, an approval to sign off, and a failure that changes the plan.
Task content reaches Zimlo Cloud only as end-to-end encrypted data it cannot read. Each Mac stays a local source of truth; when one is temporarily offline, your phone keeps its scoped cache and queues actions for that source to reconnect.
No terminal setup for ordinary use. Zimlo lives in the menu bar and explains each permission only when it matters.
Open it once. From then on, it stays quietly in your menu bar.
Add Codex and Claude Code sources from every Mac you use. Each one stays independently scoped.
Pair each Mac with your iPhone. They do not need to share the same Wi-Fi network.
Your first meaningful card—not another settings screen—completes onboarding.
The macOS menu bar app and iPhone companion are opening to the first group of Codex and Claude Code users.
Signed Mac download and iPhone TestFlight access will appear here when the Beta opens.