The mobile app is the web app, on your phone. Same account, same stacks, same cards, same features. Anything you do on stacklist.app you can do here.
Web what works the same
The full web app, including:
Browse and search your stacks
Create new stacks and lists
Save, edit, tag, and move cards
Share stacks with anyone via link
Edit your profile, manage workspaces, and update billing
Use AI features — discoverability checks, summaries, FAQs
Switch between workspaces
If you've used Stacklist on the web, there's nothing new to learn. The layout adapts to your screen size, but the actions are the same.
What's better on mobile
A few things that only make sense on a phone:
Save from the share sheet. Save any link from any app — Safari, Chrome, X, YouTube — without copy-pasting.
Always with you. Save the restaurant a friend just mentioned, the product you spotted in a store, the article a coworker sent — the moment it happens.
What's desktop-only
A few features stay on the web for now:
Browser extension. The Chrome / Firefox / Edge / Safari extension is for desktop browsers. On your phone, use the share sheet — that's the mobile equivalent.
Stacklist MCP. Connecting the Stacklist MCP to an AI assistant requires Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini on desktop. Mobile AI apps don't yet support MCP.
Everything else — accounts, billing, profile, sharing, AI tools — works the same in the app as on the web.
Need help
Tap the messenger button in the app, or email [email protected].