A new way to interact with your agent.
Your agent, as an app. It can do that.
Your agent builds a live page for the job, on any screen you own, and every tap goes back to it.
how does your car know that?
Our newest film answers that in 2:18, and two more follow it. All three are set to music.
how it works.
It runs on your computer, beside your agent.
your screens
any browser you pair
on your computer
it
keeps the page
your agent

chat closed? It reopens it
ask for it. watch it get built.
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A demo, sped up, with made-up mail.
“I think a GUI hasn't yet really been invented in a general way.”
the page that answers back.
an evening with your agent.
Play it. Your agent is behind every screen: what you do goes to it, and it answers by changing the page.
Claude Codewatching your screens
your tv
your laptop
your phone
your agent is the backend. 0 servers.
Our own runs, October 2026, against the same apps with their own backend.
pages agents made.
a room for every job.
Tap one to copy it.
install itcan.do
Tell your agent. That’s it.
- Paste the line to your agent.
- It installs on your computer.
- Open the link it gives you on any screen.
- Say “Give me the It tour.”
- Needs an agent such as Claude Code or Codex
- Runs on your computer, which stays on
- No account
- Source on GitHub
You tell your agent: Install It from https://itcan.do and set it up on this computer.
Install It from https://itcan.do and set it up on this computer.
It answers only this computer until you let your other screens in. it uninstall removes it.
or install it yourself
curl -fsSL https://itcan.do/install.sh | sh
irm https://itcan.do/install.ps1 | iex
It is used every day on Linux, and has only been run on test machines on macOS and Windows so far.