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Put Simply Better on your phone
It opens from your home screen like any other app, keeps you signed in, and lets you know the moment an idea, a storyboard or a finished video is waiting on you.
Open this page in Safari
Safari is the surest way. In Chrome or another browser on an iPhone, the Share button sits up in the address bar instead.
Tap Share
The square with an arrow pointing up, in the bar along the bottom of Safari. On newer iPhones it can be tucked inside the ••• button.
Choose Add to Home Screen
Scroll down the list if it isn’t there straight away. If you see a switch called Open as Web App, leave it on.
Simply BetterTap Add
The icon appears on your home screen next to your other apps.
Open it and sign in once
Start it from the home screen icon, not from Safari. Sign in one time and it remembers you from then on.
Turn on alerts
In the app, open Account and switch on notifications. iPhones only allow alerts from apps that live on the home screen.
Open this page in Chrome
Then tap the three dots at the top right. If an Install button showed up at the top of this page, you can tap that instead and skip ahead.
Choose Install app
Some phones call it Add to home screen. On Samsung Internet, open the menu, tap Add page to, then Home screen.
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It lands on your home screen and in your app list.
Open it and sign in once
Allow notifications when it asks, so you hear when something is ready for you. It stays signed in after that.
Chrome or Edge
Click the install icon at the right end of the address bar, a small screen with an arrow. No icon? Open the browser menu and look for Install.
Safari on a Mac
Open the File menu and choose Add to Dock. It gets its own window and a spot in your Dock.
Once it’s on your phone
Sign in once inside the app and it stays that way, even after you close it. It only signs out if you tap Sign out in Account.
Tap Email me a sign-in code and type the six digit code from the email. The button in that email opens your browser; the code signs in the app itself.
You’ll hear when an idea needs your OK, a storyboard is ready to walk through, a shoot is coming up or a finished video is waiting.
Stuck? Reply to any email from us and we’ll walk you through it.