The workbench, in your pocket.
The phone app's home screen is the hosted workbench. It signs in with the phone's own sheet, opens commandagi:// and commandagi.com links in the right pane, and keeps a few screens native.
How the phone app works
A native shell around the one workbench.
The app is Expo and React Native. Its home screen is a web view of the hosted workbench, so every app of the workbench is there on the first day. Sign-in leaves the web view for the system's own sheet and comes back with a token.
Where it stands
Built and in testing, not yet in the stores.
Version 0.1.0 of com.commandagi.mobile is built for both phones. Nothing is public yet. These are the states the release records hold, as of 2026-11-04.
Apple. Build 28 was answered on 2026-10-13 (Guideline 2.1): Apple wants a screen recording on a physical iPhone. It is not resubmitted. Google. Version code 22 is in closed and internal testing; a production release went to review on 2026-10-13, with no answer recorded since.
- the version built for both phones
- 0.1.0
- public releases
- 0
- store screenshots, six for each of five screen sizes, taken signed in as the review account
- 30
deployments/clients/expo-mobile-app/store/SUBMIT.mdResultado case-studies/iphone-and-android/stats.jsonHerramienta scripts/sites/case-studies.mjs iphone-and-androidSe ejecutó en This computer (dell-gb10-1), reading the checkoutCuándo Checked on the live site
Apple's file names the app; Android's waits for a certificate.
A phone opens an https link in an app only when the site names the app. commandagi.com serves both files. Apple's names the app. Android's lists the package, but no signing certificate yet, so no Android build verifies the link.
Until then, an Android phone opens a commandagi.com link in the browser, and commandagi:// links still open the app. Neither kind of https link has been tried on a phone yet.
apple-app-site-association, naming 1 app- 200
assetlinks.json, 1 target- 200
- certificate fingerprints in it yet
- 0
https://commandagi.com/.well-known/Resultado case-studies/iphone-and-android/stats.jsonHerramienta scripts/sites/case-studies.mjs iphone-and-androidSe ejecutó en This computer (dell-gb10-1), fetching productionCuándo Use it in your phone's browser today.
The workbench works in a phone's browser now. The app follows when the stores publish it.