iOS app
The Ubrella iOS app is a native SwiftUI companion to the web app. It is built for one question: do I need to care about anything right now?
| Tab | What is there |
|---|---|
| Home | today’s brief headline, Healthy / Need attention counts, revenue and users for 7 days, the top attention items, the full brief, your projects |
| Projects | every project with Pulse, platforms, revenue, users, PRs, issues; filter by Healthy / Attention |
| Ask | the assistant, with suggested questions |
| Inbox | open attention items grouped by project; swipe to resolve or dismiss |
| Settings | connected integrations, coming-soon providers, sync time, brief delivery, plan |
A project opens into Overview (metrics, open items, baseline status), Sources (grouped by integration, each linking to the provider) and Timeline (events by sync day).
Push notifications
Section titled “Push notifications”One notification per morning with the brief headline, and one for each critical attention item found in the sync. Nothing else — no marketing, no “you haven’t opened the app”. Both can be switched off in Settings.
What stays on the web
Section titled “What stays on the web”Connecting integrations, discovering sources and confirming matches happen in the web app. The phone is for reading and deciding, not for setup.
Android
Section titled “Android”Not yet. The web app is fully usable on a phone, and the API that feeds the iOS app is the one an Android app will use. See the FAQ.
Requirements
Section titled “Requirements”iOS 18 or later, iPhone. iPad works in compatibility mode; a proper layout is planned.