- Pinky now mounts Apple's developer disk image on iPhones with iOS 27 by itself, in a second or two. This corrects 2026.1108.8: Xcode is no longer needed to mount it once.
- Fixed iPhone connections that could treat Pinky as an old host, which broke large transfers on that connection.
- The "You're in control" bar now sits above the phone in Pinky's window instead of over the top of its screen, so buttons there, such as an app's back button or menu, can be clicked from the computer.
- Clicking the phone in Pinky's window to take over now always finishes that tap on the phone (it could stay held down), and what you type right after reaches the phone.
- On a locked phone, the dimming and the "is locked" label step aside while the pointer is on the phone in Pinky's window, so you can unlock it there by hand.
macOS: brew install --cask diygod/tap/pinky, or the .dmg for your Mac below (arm64 for Apple silicon, amd64 for Intel).
Windows: pinky-setup-2026.1108.9-amd64.exe. Linux: pinky_2026.1108.9_amd64.deb, or pinky-2026.1108.9-linux-amd64.tar.gz.
Claude Desktop: with Pinky installed, open pinky-2026.1108.9.mcpb to add Pinky to Claude Desktop as an extension; Settings › Agents in Pinky connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others with a click.