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# Using Mava on Mobile
Mava does not have a native iOS or Android apps, however, it is a fully mobile responsive web application that can be used on both iOS and Android devices.
You can read, respond and manage all support requests on mobile, however, settings & analytics are not currently available on Mobile. Please login to Mava a laptop or desktop computer to set up your Mava dashboard or view analytics.
## **Access Mava from your phone's home screen**
We suggest adding a shortcut to Mava on your phone's home screen to make it really quick and easy to jump back into the app.
### **iPhones (iOS devices)**
1. Open the [Mava web app](https://dashboard.mava.app) on your phone's browser
2. Press the share icon at the bottom of your screen
3. Select the 'Add to Home Screen' option
### **Android**
1. Follow this guide:
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