Any remote. Your Mac. Claude, by voice.
Sofa is a remote for working leaned back. It runs your Mac from across the room, and its trackpad takes over from your touchpad and mouse. Read Claude Code on the wall, answer by voice, approve with one press. Antone, TV, radio and records come with it.
Sofa is software for your Mac. It turns a Bluetooth remote into a trackpad and a launcher made for the sofa: Claude Code, Antone, our own agent that works across your apps, and a handful of tools for leaning back.
Read it big. Speak. Press to allow.
Your Claude Code sessions go up on the wall. Hold the mic button to talk to them, press to approve, play to say no. Tap the remote below to walk through the rooms.
- Move
- Press
- Play
- Menu
- Mic
A trackpad in your hand.
On the black glass Siri Remote, the glass is a full trackpad: point, tap, drag and scroll, so the touchpad and mouse stay on the desk. An air mouse remote points at the screen. Any other Bluetooth remote with arrows, OK, back and a voice button runs the rest.
- Claude CodeEvery session on the wall, voice to the right one, approvals by remote.
- AntoneLive, with his face on the wall.
- TV, radio, recordsAnd one press to throw it to the television.
- The whole MacPointer, arrows, playback and dictation outside the theater too.
- LocalRecognition and Claude's asks stay on the Mac.
Ask for a seat.
Sofa is a personal project from Rishi Khiani at Antfarm, and part of the Antone family. It goes out by hand, a few Macs at a time. It needs an Apple silicon Mac and a Bluetooth remote.