Amp for iPhone and iPad

Amp for iPhone and iPad
Requires iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.
Install via TestFlight
The beta ships through TestFlight, Apple's beta testing app. The link is public, so anyone can install the app without an invitation.
To update, open TestFlight and install the latest build. An App Store release will come later.
The Amp app on an iPad, with the thread sidebar beside an open threadThe Amp app on an iPad, with the thread sidebar beside an open thread
The Amp app on an iPhone Duo, opened like a book with the sidebar on one half and the thread on the otherThe Amp app on an iPhone Duo, opened like a book with the sidebar on one half and the thread on the other
The Amp app on an iPhone, with the native composer and suggested replies under an open threadThe Amp app on an iPhone, with the native composer and suggested replies under an open thread

Notifications

The app notifies you when a thread is ready for your next message. Tap the notification to open the thread.

Choose which notifications you get in App Settings: open the sidebar and select App Settings. You can turn notifications off or suppress them while Amp is in the foreground. The thread you are viewing never sends a notification.

Puck

Open the sidebar and press Puck. See Meet Puck for what to ask.

The app adds a Dictate to Puck shortcut to the Shortcuts app. It opens Puck and starts dictation. Add it to a widget or the Action button, or run it through Siri. The app also adds a Call Puck shortcut that opens Puck and starts a call. On iPhone, the call runs as a phone call: it appears in the status bar and on the lock screen like any other call, so you can mute, switch to speaker or a headset, or hang up from there while the app is in the background.

Share to Puck

Share an image to Amp from any app’s share sheet. Add a message if you want, then send. The image goes to Puck, which can start an agent, open a thread, or answer a question about it.

An ampcode.com/threads/... link opens in the app instead of Safari.