There's no App Store download. You add it straight from your browser in about ten seconds, and it behaves like any other app — its own icon, full screen, no address bar.
Must be Safari. Chrome on iOS can't install apps.
The burger icon is now on your home screen. Open it from there, not from Safari — that's what gives you the full-screen app and lets notifications work.
Chrome often shows an install button in the address bar too — either way works.
It opens in its own window, without browser tabs.
Get a buzz when your idea picks up votes, someone riffs on it, or Stevie starts building it.
No. It's the same website, just installed. Nothing to buy. You can browse and vote without an account; posting and riffing need a free one.
It doesn't need to be. Installing this way skips the store entirely and updates itself the moment Stevie ships a change — no waiting for an update to download.
To post an idea or a riff, yes — it's free, and it's how notifications know whose ideas to buzz you about. Reading, voting, and sharing work without one.
Press and hold the icon and delete it, exactly like any other app. Nothing is left behind on your phone.
