> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.marketingtool.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.marketingtool.pro/mobile-apps/the-mobile-apps.md).

# The mobile apps

The full platform on iOS and Android — identical on both

The iOS and Android apps are **identical** — same tools, same interface, same results. Download from the App Store or Google Play (links at [marketingtool.pro](https://marketingtool.pro/)).

## Your first launch

1. **Onboarding** asks how you'd describe yourself — content creator, social media specialist, digital marketer, sales professional, and more. This personalizes your recommendations.
2. **Sign in** with your email (one-time code) or a supported provider — the same account as the web app.
3. You land on the **Dashboard**, ready to go.

## Finding your way around

| Tab / screen  | What it does                                                   |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Dashboard** | Recommendations, trending tools, and your live balance         |
| **Tools**     | The full 314-tool catalog — tap a tool to open its detail page |
| **Chat**      | MarketBot, your AI marketing assistant                         |
| **History**   | Every result you've generated, on any platform                 |
| **Profile**   | Account, subscription, notifications, and settings             |

## Running a tool on mobile

1. Open **Tools** and pick a tool (or take a recommendation from the Dashboard).
2. The **tool detail** screen shows what it does and what it needs — fill in the inputs.
3. Generate. The **result** screen shows your full output; it's also saved to History.

**Get Started**, **Help**, and **Tutorial** links in the apps open the matching web-app pages — and any result is waiting for you at full desktop size at [app.marketingtool.pro](https://app.marketingtool.pro/).

## Extras

* **Meme Generator** — a quick creative tool built into the apps.
* **Notifications** — opt in to hear when long jobs finish.
* **Subscriptions** — managed as in-app purchases; see [Subscriptions](/billing/subscriptions.md).


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