We're all about simplicity so why would we force you to download yet another mobile app when we can create the exact same experience right in your mobile browser, whether it's Chrome or Safari. We turned our web app into a progressive web app (PWA)! So now you can add Lit Alerts to your mobile phone home screen snd use it just like you would a mobile app.
Click below to see step by step instructions for how to add Lit Alerts to your home screen and start using Lit Alerts like a mobile app today!
iPhone Users
Using Chrome
Open the URL in Chrome
Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the bottom-right corner
Tap Add to Home Screen
Edit the name if desired, then tap Add
Using Safari
Open the URL in Safari
Tap the Share button (box with arrow pointing up) at the bottom of the screen
Scroll down in the share sheet and tap Add to Home Screen
Edit the name if desired, then tap Add in the top-right corner
Android Users
Using Chrome
Open the URL in Chrome
Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner
Tap Add to Home screen
Edit the name if desired, then tap Add — you may need to confirm by tapping Add again in the popup
Helpful Information
iPhone Chrome vs. Safari: On iOS, Chrome uses Apple's WebKit engine under the hood, so shortcuts added via Chrome open in Chrome rather than Safari. If you want the shortcut to feel more like a native app (no browser UI), Safari's "Add to Home Screen" typically does a better job with sites that support Progressive Web App (PWA) standards.
Android Chrome: If the site supports PWA installation, Chrome may automatically show a banner or a small install icon in the address bar — tapping that is an even faster shortcut to the same result.