Add Manalyx to your home screen for quick access, offline functionality, and push notifications.
Launch Manalyx directly from your home screen
Basic features available without internet
Get price alerts directly on your device
Open in Safari
Open manalyx.com in Safari (not Chrome or other browsers).
Tap the Share Button
Tap the share icon at the bottom of the screen.
Select "Add to Home Screen"
Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen" .
Confirm
Tap "Add" in the top right corner. Manalyx will appear on your home screen.
Open in Chrome
Open manalyx.com in Google Chrome.
Tap the Menu (⋮)
Tap the three dots in the top right corner of Chrome.
Select "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App"
Tap on "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App" in the menu.
Confirm Installation
Tap "Install" or "Add" to confirm. The app icon will appear on your home screen.
Open in Chrome or Edge
Visit manalyx.com in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
Click the Install Icon
Look for the install icon in the address bar (right side).
Confirm Installation
Click "Install" in the popup. Manalyx will open in its own window and be available from your app menu.
Manalyx is a Progressive Web App (PWA): you install it directly from your browser by adding it to the home screen. There is no App Store or Play Store download, no review queue, and no separate update flow — the app simply runs from manalyx.com and updates itself in the background. Below you will find what to expect on iOS, Android and desktop, plus answers to the most common installation questions.
Once installed, Manalyx behaves like any native app: its own icon on the home screen, full-screen mode without the browser address bar, fast cold-start through cached assets, and optional push notifications for price alerts and the weekly summary.
Because it is a PWA, the same code base runs on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets and desktop — there is only one product to maintain, and you always get the latest version automatically.
On iPhone and iPad, install through Safari via Share → "Add to Home Screen". On Android, Chrome shows an "Install app" prompt in the menu, or directly in the address bar. On desktop, Chrome and Edge show an install icon at the right end of the URL bar.
After installation, Manalyx opens in its own window — no browser tabs, no URL bar — and is available from the home screen, app drawer or Start menu like any other application.
Updates are delivered automatically the next time you open the app: there is no manual download and no version mismatch between users. Cached assets keep the shell usable when the network is briefly unavailable, but live data (prices, balances) requires a connection.
On Android and desktop, the PWA can deliver Web Push notifications for price alerts and the weekly portfolio summary if you opt in. iOS supports Web Push only after the app has been added to the home screen.
Manalyx is a Progressive Web App, which means installation does not go through an App Store review and updates do not require a manual download. Once installed, it gets its own icon, its own window, and its own service worker that caches the shell so the dashboard opens instantly even when network is slow. The same web origin you sign in to in the browser is the one running inside the installed app — no second account, no second password, no separate sync.
App-Store-distributed apps add a 1-2 week review delay to every security fix. A PWA ships fixes as soon as they pass internal review, which matters when the change is a CSP tightening or a session-handling improvement. The installed PWA is also subject to the same security headers (CSP, HSTS) as the web version, so the security model is genuinely identical.
Notifications cover price-alert triggers and system events that need attention (failed sync, expired exchange key). They never contain holdings, balances or sensitive amounts in the body — the body is intentionally minimal so a notification on a lock screen does not leak portfolio details to anyone glancing over.
The shell, last-rendered dashboard and recent navigation are cached so the app opens offline. Anything that requires fresh data (today's net worth, latest prices) needs connectivity. The offline indicator is explicit so you never see a stale number without knowing it is stale.
