My PA Buddy on your phone
There is nothing to download. Your planner installs from the browser you already have — it then opens full screen with its own icon, no address bar, and you stay signed in.
Putting it on
Android, in Chrome: sign in, open the ⋮ menu and choose Add to Home screen (some versions say Install app). Your planner also offers a button for it under More.
iPhone, in Safari: sign in, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
It has to be the browser, not another app’s built-in one — a link opened inside Facebook or WhatsApp cannot install anything.
What changes once it is on
- It opens like an app. Full screen, your icon on the home screen, and the bottom bar clear of the home gesture.
- Share straight into it. A photo, a screenshot, a link or a receipt from any other app can be sent to your planner from the share sheet, and your PA files it.
- The camera and the microphone work as they do now— a photo of a meal, a voice note instead of typing.
- Hold the icon for Today, Tasks and Health.
- No connection, no guessing.With no signal it says so rather than showing you yesterday’s day. Nothing you have already sent is lost.
What it still needs
- The internet.It is your real planner, not a copy kept on the phone — which is the point, but it does mean it needs a signal to be useful.
- Reminders still arrive by WhatsApp or email, not as phone notifications. That is next, not now.
The installable app
There is no downloadable package yet, and nothing above needs one. When there is, it will appear here.
Is it in the Play Store?
Not yet, and it does not need to be for any of the above. When it is, it will install in two taps with no warning, and update itself.