A suite of apps: a browser where Claude works beside you, an iPhone app that keeps every session in reach, a password manager built for a hostile cloud, mail and calendar with no server in between, and a keyboard that brings it all into any text field.
macOS 26 or later · iOS 26 or later · Private beta
It reads the page you’re on, so you ask about what’s in front of you instead of pasting it in.
Claude can click, type and navigate for you. Looking is free; anything that changes a page waits for your OK.
Each project gets its own canvas of scrolling columns, with pages, chats and a live database tile side by side.
Hand Claude a task in Omega and walk away.
Time, files and lines changed, updated as it works.
Approve a command or a click in one tap.
You hear from Omega when a session waits on you. Everything else stays quiet.
Read diffs, browse the project and rerun commands from the chat’s tool bar.
A sleeping Mac checks in on a schedule, so the phone can wake it and pick up where you left off.
On the iPhone, open Omega Vault, then Settings › Connect a Mac, and scan this code.
No camera? On the iPhone, choose Enter code instead and type the code above. It works for ten minutes and once.
Enter Secret Key insteadConnect a Mac with a QR code. The Secret Key travels sealed to the Mac’s one-time key; the code never touches iCloud.
Your master password and a 128-bit Secret Key that stays on your devices. Both are needed to open the vault.
Unlock goes through the Secure Enclave. Enrol a new face and the master password is needed again.
Copied passwords stay on this device and clear themselves after a minute.
Thanks both. I moved autofill to the second half of the quarter and pulled mail search forward, so the beta has something to show in November.
Updated plan: reliability work first, then the Mac mail app polish, then Vault autofill. Please leave comments in the doc before Thursday's sync.
Dana
Personal and work accounts side by side, with new mail pushed the moment it lands.
Google calendars, plus everything already in Apple Calendar. Create and edit events without switching apps.
No scripts in mail, quarantined attachments, and a warning when a sender’s name hides a different address.
Mail, Messages, Safari, anywhere iOS lets you type.
Addresses, links and sign-offs you type every day, in a row above the keys.
Switch to it with the globe key when you need it, and back when you don’t.
| What | How | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Your vault key | Derived from your master password (PBKDF2, 650,000 rounds) and a 128-bit Secret Key. Neither leaves your devices. | Vault |
| Every item | Sealed with AES-256-GCM before it syncs. Names, sites and notes are ciphertext too, not just passwords. | Vault |
| A tampered record | Rejected. Each record’s metadata is bound into its seal, so iCloud can’t swap, replay or reorder items unnoticed. | Vault |
| Connecting a Mac | ECDH with a one-time key from a QR code, then AES-GCM. The pairing code is the proof and never goes to iCloud. | Vault |
| Face ID | The unlock key is sealed to the Secure Enclave and dies when the enrolled faces or fingers change. | Vault |
| Your mail | Goes straight between the app and Gmail, Outlook or your calendars. There is no Omega server for it to pass through. | |
| Mail account passwords | Kept in the Keychain. Synced to your other devices sealed end-to-end, the same way as Vault. | |
| A message’s HTML | Shown with scripts off and a strict content policy. Attachments are quarantined, and apps inside them never preview. | |
| Claude in your browser | Reading a page is allowed; clicking, typing and navigating ask you first, every time. | Omega |
Omega is in private beta. Builds go to testers first, Mac and iPhone together.