Developers
Build with Escanor.
Connect your stack, use the assistant, and work across your computer and phone. Find setup instructions, practical workflows, and the limits of each platform.
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What is Escanor
Escanor connects your code host, cloud, databases, monitoring and chat, with an assistant, an MCP server for coding agents, and desktop and phone apps.
Quick start
Create an account, connect your first integration, ask the assistant, then optionally install the apps, pair a phone and connect your coding agent.
Accounts and sign-in
How sign-in works, how long you stay signed in on each device, two-step verification, and how to leave.
Use Escanor
The dashboard
A tour of the Escanor web dashboard: what each area shows and where to look first.
Integrations
Which tools you can connect to Escanor, how each connection method works, what the dashboard shows, and how to fix a connection that needs attention.
The assistant
Chat with an assistant that reads and acts on your connected tools: model choice, attachments, approvals and limits.
Escanor MCP
Give your coding agents five MCP tools that reach your connected integrations, with a revocable key and no credentials pasted into prompts.
Machines
Connect servers you own with the Escanor agent, then run Claude Code sessions on them and approve tool calls from the app.
Computers and pairing
Pair your phone with a computer running Escanor Desktop using a short code, then chat with it, check on it and approve what it asks.
Connect a VM
Install the outbound agent on a Linux server you own, configure its workspace, and recover a disconnected machine.
Permissions and approvals
How provider permissions, automation policy, desktop capabilities and machine session modes limit what the assistant and your agents can do.
Projects and repositories
Find connected resources, inspect a project, and manage supported deployment, environment and domain controls.
Deployments and updates to services
Inspect deployments to your connected services, read build and runtime logs, and use supported approval, redeploy and rollback controls.
Monitoring and log ingestion
Read health and logs, connect monitoring sources, and send custom logs to the Escanor ingest endpoint with a log ingest key.
Incidents and investigation
Triage incidents from connected providers, examine logs and deploy evidence, and review proposed repairs before anything changes.
Automations and Autopilot
Set goals and triggers, inspect runs and decisions, and control autonomy and budgets.
Apps
Desktop app
Run Escanor with your own computer as the server: install it on Linux, Windows or macOS, see what it includes, and how it protects your data.
Android app
How to install the APK, sign in and grant permissions, and what the optional phone-control build adds.
iPhone app
The Escanor iPhone preview build, how to sideload it without the App Store, and which features iOS does not allow.
Voice
Talk to Escanor by voice on your phone and computer: what you can say, how "Hey Escanor" works, and what stays on your device.
Local models
Use the desktop Ollama library, manage downloads and memory, and test a model in the playground.
Editor and local development
Install and open the desktop editor, work with local files, and understand its local API and platform limits.
Updates and installation
Choose a released artifact, verify its version and architecture, and install or update the desktop and phone apps without mixing package releases.
Companions
Shiro, Stacy, Riti, Bubbly, Tom and Jumbo: the pixel animals that keep you company on every screen.
Your account
Plans and billing
What each plan includes, how to upgrade, switch, go yearly or cancel, how renewals and refunds work, and what happens when a payment fails.
Workspace and team
Your workspace, its members and roles, and the activity log of what happened in it.
Security and privacy
How Escanor protects integration credentials, devices, phone pairing and voice, how long data is kept, and how to request or delete your data.
Reference
Sign in with Escanor (OIDC)
Register an application, run the authorization code flow with PKCE, verify identity, and get scoped access to the Escanor MCP.
Troubleshooting
The usual problems and what fixes them: being signed out, empty integrations, Play Protect, notifications, wake word and pairing.
FAQ
Short answers about what Escanor AI is, plans, API keys, data storage, local models, desktop and phone apps, self-hosting, cancelling and deleting data.
API and keys
Which token to use for sessions, MCP and log ingestion, with endpoint, lifecycle and error examples.
REST API reference
Escanor REST endpoints grouped by area, with links to the OpenAPI schemas for exact request and response fields.
MCP providers
Which providers the Escanor MCP server ships, which run on your workspace's stored connection, and which need more configuration.