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Mobile app and web companion

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Quick answer

Mitra OS is being built as native apps for iOS and Android plus a web companion. Sign-in uses passkeys stored on your device.

Summary

The mobile apps are native, written for each platform, and the web companion covers browser use. Because sign-in is device-bound, your phone's secure hardware helps protect your account.

Key takeaways

  • Native iOS and Android apps are planned, with a web companion.
  • Sign-in uses passkeys backed by device hardware.
  • Availability dates are not published yet.

Platforms

The plan covers a native iOS app, a native Android app and a web companion. Business customers also have a separate portal with enterprise single sign-on. See Business overview.

Device-bound sign-in

On iOS, passkeys use the device’s Secure Enclave. On Android they use the Android Keystore. In the browser they use WebAuthn. Read more in Passkeys.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Mitra OS app available to download?

This wiki does not announce a release date. Watch the release notes section for announcements.

Which devices are supported?

The plan is iOS, Android and a web browser companion.

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Glossary terms on this page

  • MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.

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