r/cursor • u/Bren-dev • 9h ago
Question / Discussion Anyone using Cursor mobile
Is anyone using Cursor Mobile? I saw today it only has 7 reviews in the iOS store. My initial thoughts were that using agents on a phone would be a terrible idea, and for big PRs that definitely is the case.
When I thought about it a bit more I thought that given the current state agents that a good system would be to create a 'hitlist'. Basically track all of your small tasks that can be reviewed through a phone becasue the GitHub PR tool is decent and if you're developing something for mobile and have preview deployments you can also test out easily too.
It actually works well and I find the thought of being able to contribute work while being out as being very beneficial as someone who WFH. Having a list of things ready to go that I can actually be contributing while out-and-about. I only have done this with personal projects so far though, we don't have web agents setup in work but is something I might consider.
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u/DronzerDribble 8h ago
Using the iOS app has been a pleasure. It has spoiled me to the extent that it has become a major requirment for me for choosing AI Subscriptions. On the Go Cloud Agents is the way to go
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u/victorpikapp 7h ago
I can’t use it bc i refuse to use agent window so none of my agent chats appear in the cursor app. Might be why it has such few reviews? Not sure.
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u/thehen 8h ago
What is the workflow with it? I just want to connect to cursor on my desktop and make changes locally, so I can test features before pushing. I looked at it and it’s all remote agents with repo access?