What works on a phone
Every page you can reach in a browser works on a phone: the board, Notes, Calendar, Reports, Chat, Messages, Settings and installed apps. Sign in at the same address you use on a laptop.
- The board. One column fills the screen, with the next one peeking in. Tap a card to select it, tap again to open it. Only a selected card can be dragged, so scrolling never moves a ticket.
- A ticket. It opens as a sheet over the board. Swipe between Details and Agent, and drag the top of the sheet down to close it.
- Chat. Your chats are listed by status; open one to talk to your coding agent full screen.
- Messages. Your channels and direct messages, then one conversation full screen.
- Notes. The note fills the screen, and the formatting toolbar rides on the keyboard.
Talk to your coding agent out loud
Chat has a voice mode. Tap the microphone and speak to Claude Code or Codex; you hear the answer read back, and you can interrupt it and ask again. It is the same session you would type into on a laptop.
Check a run and ship it
Open a ticket in Review, read the diff in its sheet, and send it back or ship it. A ticket that is Blocked shows what the Worker is waiting on, so you can answer it from wherever you are.
What needs the desktop app
The Workers themselves run on a machine: your own computer with the desktop app open, a machine you paired, or Fredrin Cloud where it is available. A phone steers them; it does not run them. The local agent terminal and the desktop-only pillars need the desktop app.
Next steps
- Running a ticket - what a run spawns and how to watch it.
- Review & merge - reading the diff and shipping it.
- Remote agents - keep Workers running while your laptop is shut.