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Get SwapTrek on your phone
Put SwapTrek on your home screen. One tap opens it full screen, like a real app, so your trades are always right there.
✅ You're using the SwapTrek app. Nice!
One thing first: you opened SwapTrek inside another app (like Reddit, Instagram or Facebook). Tap its ••• or ⋮ menu and choose Open in Safari or Open in Chrome, then follow the steps below.
- 1Tap the ⋮ menuThree dots at the top right of Chrome.
- 2Tap “Add to Home screen”Some phones call it “Install app”.
- 3Tap “Install”Or “Add”, depending on your phone.
- 4Open SwapTrek from the new iconIt opens full screen, like any other app. Use the icon from now on.
- 1Tap the ••• buttonBottom right in Safari, next to the address bar. (Older iPhones: tap the Share button, a square with an arrow, and skip to step 3.)
- 2Tap “Share”It’s at the top of the menu that pops up.
- 3Tap “View More”Scroll the share sheet down a little. It’s under the first few options.
- 4Tap “Add to Home Screen”In the full list. Some iPhones show “Add Bookmark to…” → “Home Screen” instead: that works too.
- 5Keep “Open as Web App” on, tap “Add”That switch is what makes phone alerts work. Add is at the top right.
- 6Open SwapTrek from the new iconIt opens full screen, like any other app. The red number shows new alerts.
- 1Click the install iconAt the right end of the address bar in Chrome or Edge. Or open the browser menu and choose “Install SwapTrek”.
- 2Click “Install”SwapTrek opens in its own window and shows up with your other apps.
Turn on alerts 🔔
Adding SwapTrek to your home screen doesn’t turn alerts on by itself. Open SwapTrek from the new icon, sign in, and tap Turn on alerts (it shows at the top of the page, and in Settings → App & phone alerts). When your phone asks, tap Allow.
iPhone: needs iOS 16.4 or newer, and only works from the home screen icon (not in Safari). You can turn alerts off any time in Settings.
Full screenNo browser bars, more room for cards and chats.
One tap awayRight next to WeWard on your home screen.
Phone alertsComing soon: get a heads-up when someone messages you.