Phone access
Turn on Settings > Phone access and any phone or tablet on your WiFi can open Interlink. Same chats, same everything; the PC does the work, so it has to be on. On a narrow screen the side panel and the chat take turns. Without the app, Chrome's Add to Home screen works too.
There's no password while it's on: anyone on your WiFi can use it. Keep it on a network you trust.
The Android app
Interlink Phone opens Interlink full screen, no browser bar. It finds your PC on any WiFi, home network or hotspot, keeps looking by itself if the PC doesn't answer, and never leaves you on a black screen. Closing the app stops nothing on the PC.
Opening the app
Tap the icon and it opens the chat your PC is working in, so you carry on there instead of starting a second one. Back after a while? It follows the chat if the PC rolled on. The top bar shows project, mode and model, then chat size, Reply, Idle and your session and weekly usage.
Phone messages
Messages you send from the phone get a phone sign, and the assistant knows you're away from the PC: it gives you steps you can do on the phone, or tells you what waits for the desk. The message box grows as you type, and code boxes wrap so nothing scrolls sideways.
Phone projects
The project button switches projects any time. A project open on the PC shows that window's chat, so what you send on either shows on both. Switching never wraps up the chat you left.
Phones and tablets
Each phone or tablet gets its own mark and keeps its own text size, so bigger text on the tablet leaves the phone alone. Phone or tablet is told apart by screen size, and devices show by their real names (Samsung Galaxy Note10+, not a model code). Rename one any time.
Phone alerts
When a reply that ran a minute or more ends, your phone tells you: ✅ Done, ❓ Waiting for your go, or ⚠ Stopped with an error, with the project's name. One per project; tap it to open that chat. The PC tells the phone the moment it happens, even with the screen locked.
Reply, Go and alert sounds
Answer right from the notification with Reply, or tap Go on a waiting plan. Long replies show a quiet Working notification with a clock. The phone plays the same alert sound or spoken line as the PC, and you pick which kinds make noise. A Quick Settings tile pauses alerts on just that phone.
Phone files
Files has tabs for your phone, the PC's shared folder and files the assistant made for you. Browse, search, sort, or Merge to see every photo, video or document in one list. Tap to preview, then Send to Claudia, or share from any app. Any size; downloads resume if they drop. Or just ask the assistant to find a file on your phone and fetch it.
Back up the phone
Files > Back up copies the phone's files to the PC. Pick the types, and it sends only what's new or changed, with a progress bar and a time estimate. It keeps each file once and never deletes from the archive, even after you delete it on the phone. Stop any time; the next run picks up where it left off.
Texts to the PC
Once a day the app sends your text messages (words, not pictures) to a private shelf on the PC, with names from your contacts. Each text is kept once. The assistant can then find an old text when you ask.
Updates itself
When a newer version lands on the PC, a bar at the top of the app says it's ready: tap Update and it installs and reopens.