What works on mobile, what's coming
A clear picture of mobile's feature set vs. desktop and portal.
- Mobile
The mobile app is a full Glueprint client. It gives you almost the same access as the portal — viewing, approving, chatting, browsing files, opening terminals, managing tasks and routines. The few things that stay on desktop or portal are heavy authoring surfaces (the built-in code editor, the visual workflow canvas, the assistant workbench).
What works today
| Feature | Mobile |
|---|---|
| Sign in with email + password | Yes |
| Sign in with SSO | Yes |
| View all your hosts and online status | Yes |
| See every running session, live | Yes |
| Read the transcript of a running session | Yes |
| Send chat into a running session | Yes |
| Approve or deny pending tool calls | Yes |
| See and reply to assistant chat | Yes |
| File browser (session-scoped) | Yes |
| Terminal in a session | Yes |
| Voice input in the terminal | Yes |
| See your tasks and boards | Yes |
| Start a new session (basic) | Yes |
| See team channels | Yes |
| See routines and their status | Yes |
What you’ll do on desktop or portal instead
| Feature | Where |
|---|---|
| Heavy authoring (long persona, long constitution) | Desktop or portal |
| Built-in code editor with LSPs, debug, tasks | Desktop or portal |
| Visual workflow canvas | Desktop or portal |
| Assistant workbench | Desktop or portal |
| Git history view, merge / rebase conflict resolver | Desktop or portal |
| Billing and plan changes | Portal |
| SSO and audit log (admin) | Portal |
| Affiliate dashboard | Portal |
What’s coming
This is the roadmap; we don’t promise dates.
- Workbench on mobile — for browsing assistant drafts and reports.
- Limited file browsing — pick a file from the session’s working directory.
- Better task editing — full task fields on mobile, not just status changes.
- Editing routines — today you can see and toggle them; soon you can edit instruction text.
- More keyboard shortcuts on iPad — for paired-keyboard workflows.
You can suggest priorities by emailing the team or through the in-app feedback link under Settings > Send feedback.
Why a few surfaces stay off mobile
The features we deliberately left off mobile are the authoring-heavy ones: the built-in code editor, the visual workflow canvas, and the assistant workbench. Those benefit from a real keyboard and a multi-pane layout. Everything else translates well to a phone or tablet.