There are two good ways to start a task when you are away from your desk. The difference is where the work happens: on your own computer, or in the cloud.
You tap a task on your phone. Your computer does the work, in your brain folder.
You type a task in the Code tab of the Claude app. It runs on Anthropic's computers, on the online copy of your brain.
You can read your to-dos, tick them, answer a decision and send a task. A task runs on your computer with your own Claude, and your phone gets a notification when it is done. Nothing is copied online: your phone looks at Basecamp through a private web address, and a password you choose protects it.
The person who looks after your brain makes your private web address and sends you a message. Each person chooses whether to use Basecamp on their phone.
You need a domain you own and a free Cloudflare account. Press Set up phone access and the conversation does the rest with you, one step at a time.
Open Basecamp from your Home Screen and press Send a task. Say or type what you want done, the same way you ask in Claude. To start a to-do you already have, open it and press Start. If the task needs an answer from you, it waits and shows its question.
The Claude app on your phone has a Code tab. A task you start there runs in the cloud, so your computer can be off.
This route needs your own login to the online copy of your brain. Not everyone on a team has one. Ask the person who set up your brain if this is available to you.
Many people use both. Basecamp on the phone is new and still improving, so tell the person who set up your brain when something does not work.