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Cursor's[2][4] changelog entry "Cursor Mobile App for iOS" is dated "Jun 29, 2026" and says "Cursor for iOS is now available in public beta on all paid plans"; the Cursor forum announcement is timestamped June 29, 2026 and Pulse 2[3].0 also dates it Jun 29, 2026.
Launch post: on-call incident, customer-issue and annotated-screenshot workflows, local-to-cloud handoff, and a 75% discount on Composer 2.5 runs in the app through July 5, 2026.[1]
Independent coverage dated 29 June 2026 confirming the public beta, Remote Control, Live Activities and repo-less chats on the roadmap.[1]
Cursor's[1][2] forum thread of June 29, 2026 ties Remote Control to Cursor 3.9, says Android is planned with no ETA, and records user reports that the app will not install on iOS 18.
Independent report of 16 June 2026, two weeks before this launch, that SpaceX agreed to buy Cursor[1][2][4] maker Anysphere for $60 billion in stock; used for ownership context.
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