Can I approve macOS dialogs from my iPhone?
Yes. Mac Nudge can show standard macOS alert dialogs with visible buttons such as Allow, OK, Continue, Replace, Restart, Cancel, or Don't Allow on your iPhone and click only the button you approve.
FAQ
Mac Nudge is for the frustrating moment when a Mac you stepped away from is blocked by a simple macOS dialog. These answers explain what it can approve remotely, what it intentionally refuses, and when you still need direct Mac access.
Yes. Mac Nudge can show standard macOS alert dialogs with visible buttons such as Allow, OK, Continue, Replace, Restart, Cancel, or Don't Allow on your iPhone and click only the button you approve.
For simple Finder dialogs with clear buttons, Mac Nudge can show the message and choices so you can approve the exact button from your phone.
For standard macOS alert dialogs with visible buttons, yes. Mac Nudge shows the app, message, and choices, then clicks the approved button on the Mac.
If macOS shows a standard alert dialog with visible buttons, Mac Nudge can route it. It does not type into Terminal, approve shell prompts, or handle arbitrary CLI input.
If the work triggers a normal macOS dialog, Mac Nudge can help. If the tool is asking for text input inside a terminal or browser, use that tool directly.
No. Password, Keychain, System Settings, and security-sensitive prompts stay in the Mac Access area.
Any Mac you leave doing work while you are away: a work Mac, personal Mac, MacBook on your desk, studio Mac, build machine, backup machine, or AI workflow Mac.
No. Mac Nudge does not stream your screen or expose your mouse. It routes a waiting dialog and clicks the exact button you approve.
macOS requires Accessibility permission before an app can inspect dialog text and press approved buttons on your behalf.
Yes. Mac Nudge is useful whenever your Mac is somewhere else: another room, another desk, the office, a studio, or your home while you are out.
It means seeing a waiting macOS dialog on another device and approving a specific button without opening a full remote desktop session.