Miss Sakamoto

Miss Sakamoto gives your coding agent a face, eyes, ears, and a voice in your room. It works with Claude Code on your Mac.

Stand an iPhone or iPad on your desk or beside your monitor. When it sees someone there, it listens; say her name and talk, and what you say goes to the Claude Code session on your Mac. Her replies come back in her voice and as thoughts in a bubble over her animated avatar. And when Claude has something to tell you, like a long job that just finished or a step that needs your OK, she says so out loud.

WHAT SHE DOES
• An animated avatar with moods, costumes, and poses, in her lab or in scenes of her own: a night city, a beach, the stars, a lecture hall
• Boards and signs she puts up: an agenda, a checklist, notes, and links you can tap
• Modem lamps, a meter, and a clock on her shelf, so you can see when she's busy
• Pictures on request ("Sakamoto, take a picture"), with a flash and a shutter sound
• Share pictures, links, and text with her from other apps
• Listening levels for each room: Normal, Quiet (only when you say her name), Mute (she answers silently, on the screen), and Ears off

ON EVERY SCREEN
• iPhone: her face, eyes, and ears in a room; more iPhones can be her eyes and ears in more rooms
• iPad: the same, on a bigger screen
• Mac: her window, with eyes and ears of its own through the Mac's camera and microphone
• Apple Watch: her replies on your wrist, read aloud while the watch app is open

WHAT IT NEEDS
• A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later, running Claude Code (Anthropic's; it needs your own Claude account)
• The free Miss Sakamoto hub for the Mac, from pragmaphilia.com. You don't install it by hand: the app's first screen has a setup prompt to paste into Claude Code, and Claude Code does the setup.
• An iPhone with iOS 18 or later, or an iPad with iPadOS 18 or later; for the watch app, an Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later
Until the hub on your Mac connects, the app shows only its setup screen.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
The app talks only to your own Mac, over the cable or an encrypted link. Faces are noticed on the device, and no image is kept. Speech is recognized on the phone or on your Mac, in memory only, and never saved; only what's said to her goes further. Pragmaphilia Labs collects nothing: no accounts, no analytics, no ads, and no tracking. What she hears does become text in your own Claude Code conversation, which Anthropic handles under your account, so let the people around you know she's listening.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE
The app's screens and settings are in English, Japanese, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Maltese, Basque, Brazilian Portuguese, and Traditional Chinese.

Miss Sakamoto is an independent app from Pragmaphilia Labs. It is not made by or affiliated with Anthropic; Claude and Claude Code are Anthropic's trademarks.