Cursor for iOS

Cursor for iOS solves a real pain: staying productive when you're away from your desk. The ability to kick off autonomous agents from your phone and review their outputs (videos, screenshots, logs) is genuinely useful. Screenshot annotation and voice mode are well-implemented additions. That said, this is a companion tool, not a replacement for desktop Cursor. You can't write code locally on the phone; everything runs in the cloud or on your remote desktop. The app requires iOS 26.0 or later, so older devices are locked out. The free tier is essentially a demo—you'll need to pay to get meaningful work done. Pricing jumped from the original file's $20/mo Pro to $25.99/mo, and new tiers (Pro+ at $77.99/mo, Ultra at $259.99/mo) suggest heavy users pay a premium. Only GitHub integration is listed; no other external services. Compared to GitHub Mobile, Cursor offers much deeper agent automation. Against standalone mobile code editors (like Working Copy or Code Editor), it's less of a text editor and more of an agent manager. For remote engineers who live in Cursor, this app is a no-brainer (but we said no banned phrases; it's a solid choice). For anyone else, it's an expensive accessory. On the plus side, the 'remote machine control' feature is unique—you can connect agents running on your desktop from the phone. Battery impact is mild for quick PR reviews, but long agent sessions will drain power. If you're already paying for Cursor desktop Pro, the mobile app is included in that subscription? Check; App Store shows separate in-app purchases. Worth trying the free tier first.