> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ocoya.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Install Ocoya on your phone or computer > Add Ocoya to your home screen or Dock so it opens in its own window, like an app. Ocoya runs in your browser, and you can also install it from there. Installing gives Ocoya its own icon on your home screen, Dock or taskbar and opens it in a window without the browser's tabs and address bar. There's no app store download. The installed app is the same Ocoya you use in the browser. It shows the same brands, posts and settings and updates on its own. You may need to sign in once the first time you open it. ## iPhone and iPad Go to [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/) and sign in. The **⋯** button is next to the address bar. If your Safari shows a **Share** button in the toolbar, tap that instead. Safari on iPhone showing the Ocoya login page with the more menu open, listing Share, Add to Bookmarks, Add Bookmark to, New Tab and New Private Tab If you don't see **Add to Home Screen** straight away, tap **View More** to show the full list. The iPhone share sheet for Ocoya, expanded to show Add Bookmark to, Add to Favourites, Find on Page and Add to Home Screen Keep the name as Ocoya and leave **Open as Web App** on. That's what makes Ocoya open full screen rather than as a Safari tab. The Add to Home Screen sheet showing the black Ocoya icon, the name Ocoya, and the Open as Web App switch turned on, with an Add button in the top-right corner Ocoya now has an icon on your home screen. Tap it to open Ocoya full screen. An iPhone home screen with the black Ocoya app icon in the second row ## Android Go to [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/) and sign in. Tap **⋮** in the top-right corner. Then tap **Install** to confirm. ## Mac with Safari You need macOS Sonoma or later. Go to [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/) and sign in. Keep the name as Ocoya and click **Add**. Ocoya appears in your Dock and in Launchpad, and you can open it from Spotlight like any other app. ## Mac, Windows or Linux with Chrome or Edge Go to [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/) and sign in. It's at the right end of the address bar. If you don't see it, in Chrome open **⋮** → **Cast, save, and share** → **Install Ocoya**. In Edge open **⋯** → **Apps** → **Install Ocoya**. Ocoya opens in its own window. To keep it in your Dock or taskbar, pin it there. ## Using the installed app Ocoya open in its own desktop window titled Authenticate | Ocoya, showing the login card with Magic link and Password options and a Continue with Google button Keyboard shortcuts work as they do in the browser. Press `Cmd` / `Ctrl` + `R` to reload. See [Keyboard shortcuts](/help/keyboard-shortcuts) for the editor's shortcuts. Links to other sites open in your normal browser. Connecting a channel sends you to the network's sign-in page. If that doesn't bring you back to the installed app, connect the channel from [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/) in your browser. It appears in the app straight away. ## Remove the app * **iPhone, iPad and Android:** press and hold the Ocoya icon, then remove it. * **Mac (Safari):** drag Ocoya out of the Dock, then delete it from the **Applications** folder in your home folder. * **Chrome or Edge:** in the Ocoya window, open the **⋮** menu and choose **Uninstall Ocoya**. Removing the app doesn't change your account, brands or scheduled posts. They're all still there at [app.ocoya.com](https://app.ocoya.com/). ## Related Sign in with a magic link, a password or Google. The shortcuts in the post editor. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.