Hands on the wheel. Agents on the job.

For people who run coding agents and have a commute

You run T3 Code threads and Claude Code sessions, a few at a time across a few projects. By morning some are done, some are stuck on a question only you can answer, and some went somewhere you didn't mean. Ten and Two turns the drive into the stand-up you'd otherwise have at your desk.

How it works

1. Connect your machine. Install the connector where your agents run, sign in, and approve it in your browser. It dials out to your account; nothing dials in.
2. Start the drive. Before you pull away, press the Action button or say "Start Ten and Two" to Siri.
3. Talk. Driver, the voice, briefs you in a few sentences, then takes it from there.

Before anything changes, Driver reads back exactly what it will do. It only happens once you've heard that and said yes.

What it does

• Briefs you on what finished, what's waiting on you and what's clutter, in the order that matters.
• Reads replies aloud, and stops when you say "Driver, stop".
• Acts when you say so: follow up on a thread, start new work, settle, snooze or archive.
• Calls you back when an agent replies, while you're still driving.

Safe by design

• Read back, then yes. No change happens unless its readback was spoken to you and you agreed.
• Your code stays on your machine. The connector holds your credentials and its own list of what may be asked of it.
• Your words aren't analytics. Usage stats never include what you said.
• Eyes on the road. Audio only while you drive: nothing to read, nothing to tap. Follow the law where you drive.

Pricing

Demo mode is free.