Compose works in your browser on desktop, tablet and phone. Start writing right away, or install it for quicker, app-like access. No app store required.
On iPhone and iPad, the clearest install route is through Safari. Add Compose to the Home Screen so it opens from its own icon.
If another browser offers Add to Home Screen, you can use that route too. If it does not, use Compose in the browser.
Chrome and several other Android browsers can install web apps from the browser menu. The exact wording can vary.
Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers usually offer the clearest install flow. Firefox can still open Compose in a normal browser tab.
Firefox on Windows does not usually include a built-in web-app install flow. Use Compose in a normal browser tab.
Safari can add supported websites to the Dock on recent macOS versions. Chrome and other Chromium browsers may also offer app installation.
Firefox on Mac does not usually include a built-in web-app install flow. Use Compose in a normal browser tab.
Install support depends on the browser and desktop environment. Chrome, Chromium, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi are the best places to check first.
Firefox on Linux does not usually include a built-in web-app install flow. Use Compose in a normal browser tab.
Compose can be installed directly from Chrome when the install option is available.
