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title: Mobile App
description: Monitor your Jamdesk project analytics and build status on the go with the native iOS app, including push notifications for build success and failure.
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Keep an eye on your docs site from your phone. The Jamdesk iOS app gives you a live view of analytics, build status, and push notifications the moment a build succeeds or fails.

<Card title="Download on the App Store" icon="apple" href="https://apps.apple.com/us/app/jamdesk/id6762151258">
  Available now on iPhone and iPad. Android is coming soon.
</Card>

## What You Can Do

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  <Card title="Analytics" icon="chart-line">
    Page views, unique visitors, top pages, and top search queries across 24h / 7d / 30d windows.
  </Card>
  <Card title="Builds" icon="hammer">
    Real-time build list with status badges. Tap any build for the commit, duration, and failure details.
  </Card>
  <Card title="Notifications" icon="bell">
    Opt in to push notifications for build success and build failure, per device.
  </Card>
  <Card title="Multiple Projects" icon="folder-open">
    Every project you're a member of, with the latest build status at a glance.
  </Card>
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## Sign In

Use the same credentials as the [web dashboard](https://dashboard.jamdesk.com):

- Email and password
- Google Sign-In

After first sign-in, Face ID or Touch ID unlocks the app on subsequent launches.

## Push Notifications

Go to **Settings** inside the app to opt in or out of:

- **Build success** — get notified when a deploy completes.
- **Build failure** — get notified the moment a build breaks, along with the error message.

Notification preferences are per device, so you can have alerts on your phone without them hitting your tablet.

## Read-Only by Design

The mobile app does not trigger rebuilds. Builds kick off automatically when you push to your Git provider, and any manual rebuild is done from the [web dashboard](https://dashboard.jamdesk.com). The app is a monitor, not a control panel — the goal is that you can check on your docs without needing to switch contexts.

If you need to manage project settings, invite members, rotate API keys, or trigger a manual rebuild, head to the web dashboard.

## Privacy

The app talks directly to the same Firebase backend as the web dashboard, so there is no separate API layer in between and no analytics relay collecting your activity. Your project data never leaves Jamdesk infrastructure.

## What's Next?

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  <Card title="Monitoring Builds" icon="hammer" href="/builds/monitoring">
    Understand build statuses and diagnose failures from any device.
  </Card>
  <Card title="VS Code Extension" icon="code" href="/development/vscode-extension">
    Preview your docs from inside Visual Studio Code.
  </Card>
</Columns>