Mobile used to be a subset. Some screens worked on a phone, others fell apart — a table that overflowed the viewport, a button too small to hit, an input that yanked the whole page into a zoom. That's fixed everywhere now.
What changed
We went surface by surface across the entire app:
- Single-pane layouts that collapse cleanly instead of cramming a desktop three-column view onto a 375px screen.
- Real touch targets — controls sized for a thumb, not a mouse pointer.
- Tables that scroll their own overflow rather than pushing the page sideways.
- Inputs that don't zoom — no more accidental jump when you tap a field.
Same product, no second app
This isn't a stripped-down companion. It's the same board, reporting, analytics, and comms you use at your desk, laid out to be usable one-handed on a train. Open it on your phone and everything is there — nothing gated to "desktop only."