Getting started · Episode 6 of 17
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Pair your phone with one code and your whole Murage opens in the browser: the same bots, chats and approval cards. Simple asks you can answer from the phone. Bigger ones wait for the computer.
Your AI needs a yes. And you're not at your desk. Your phone. One tap. And it carries on. Same bots, same cards, same yes. Murage runs on your computer, on the AI plan you already pay for. But you're not always at that computer. Today Maya pairs her phone: scan one code, and Murage opens in the browser, with the same bots, chats and approval cards. Let's pair it. Step one: open the door. Settings, Phone and other devices. Off means closed: nothing listens. Turn it on, and Murage starts answering devices you own. Three checks: the door is open, here's the address on your own machine, and reaching it from anywhere, over your own private network, is optional. Step two: pair it. Point your phone's camera at the code, and Murage opens in the browser, signed in. No camera, or pairing a laptop? Open the address it shows, and type the code. Each code signs in one device, then it's spent. And she's in. The whole of Murage, on the phone. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. Step three: say yes from here. A new task, from the phone. Is the fourteenth free? Check the calendar and the booked dates, yes or no. Send. The phone sends it; the computer at home does the work. And the card comes to the phone. Your paired phone counts as you: when a bot asks, your tap is your yes. Hands full, phone propped: that tap is your yes. From the phone it's once, or no. The simple asks, you answer right here. Allow once. This one's bigger: a command on her computer. So the phone says: approve this on your computer. Free. Ember checked both. Her tap, from the sofa. Step four: give it a real job. Another new task. Priya's quote summary, with the skill Maya taught it in episode nine. One line. Send, and put the phone down. A couple of minutes later: the six-part summary, same shape as on the desktop. In dollars, from her price list. Same bot, same rules, same memory. The phone is just a window. Step five: what stays on the desktop. On the phone, Settings is General and Usage. Your keys and connected apps never show on another device. Back at the computer: every device that can reach your Murage, and when it last did. Lost a phone, lent a laptop? Remove it. That device is out, straight away. Full access and no limits only turn on here, at the computer. Your phone can say yes. It can't loosen the rules. That's your phone. One code, and your whole Murage is in your browser: the same bots, the same chats, the same cards. Say yes from the sofa, the van, or the venue. Your computer does the work, and the big switches stay on the desktop, on purpose. Pair yours tonight. Whatever you do all day, your business doesn't wait for you to sit down. Pair your phone: every yes, one tap away, on the AI plan you already pay for. Download it free at murage.ai.