Phones and tablets

Vision is one app at one address, whatever you open it on. What changes on a small screen, how to put it on your home screen, and what there isn't yet.

Vision is one app at one address. Open app.askvision.ai on a laptop, a tablet or a phone and it is the same account, the same Vision Wallet, the same conversations and the same history. There is nothing to install and no separate mobile version to keep in step. One app, three layouts. Same address, same account. Below the desktop width the sidebar becomes a menu button. What changes on a small screen The layout, and only the layout.

Tablet and phone share one design: the sidebar that sits open on a desktop collapses into a menu button in the header, and everything it held — your conversations, and the way through to Trade, Wallet, Contacts and Settings — is behind it. Chat keeps the composer at the bottom of the screen where your thumb is, with the suggestions on a strip you can swipe. Trading is the same panel with the same preview-then-confirm step.

Nothing about a trade is simplified because the screen is smaller. Wallet, Contacts and Settings are all there in full. Nothing is left out on a phone. This is the whole product, not a companion app. If Vision can do it on a desktop it can do it on a phone — the only difference is where the navigation lives. Put it on your home screen Vision can be added to your home screen and opened like any other app, without a browser bar around it.

It's still the web app, so it updates itself and there is nothing to keep up to date. iPhone and iPad — open Vision in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android — open Vision in Chrome and take Install app from the menu, or the prompt when it appears. It needs a connection. There is no offline mode. Vision reads live balances and live prices every time, so an installed copy behaves exactly like the tab it came from: no signal, nothing to show.

It will not serve you a stale balance while you're on the underground. The Terminal on a phone The public Terminal works on a phone too, and it wants a wallet you already own rather than an account. Connect through WalletConnect, or open app.askvision.ai/terminal in your wallet's own browser. Remember the one real difference from the app: on the Terminal you pay your own network fees, because sponsored gas is a Vision Wallet feature.

What there isn't No App Store or Play Store download. Vision is a web app you add to your home screen. If you find something calling itself a Vision app in a store, it isn't ours. No push notifications yet. Alerts are still marked Soon, so nothing generates one. Alerts & rules. Signing in on a phone. Sign-in is the same as anywhere else — a link to your email, a password, or Google, X or Discord. Sign-in & security.