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title: "The mobile app · BlastoClean docs"
description: "The native iPhone and Android companion app: what it carries, how it signs in to the same company, biometric app lock, and the tablet layout."
url: "https://www.blastoclean.com/docs/the-mobile-app"
---

# The mobile app

On your phone · Mobile app · 2 min read · updated August 13, 2026

**A native iPhone and Android app that signs in to the same company as the web app and carries the schedule, quotes, customers, the leads inbox, the dashboard and in-person payments.**

The phone app is not a cut-down view of the web app. It is where several parts
of the job actually happen — because the phone is the thing with the camera, the
card reader and the person standing in the customer's hallway.

![The mobile app’s schedule, with the week’s visits and the bottom navigation](/images/docs/mobile-schedule.webp)

## What it carries

Five tabs along the bottom:

- **Schedule** — the week's visits and everything you can do to one. See
  [The schedule on your phone](/docs/the-schedule-on-your-phone).
- **Quotes** — the full lifecycle, plus the leads inbox and Magic Quote. See
  [Quoting from your phone](/docs/quoting-from-your-phone).
- **Customers** — search, and a customer's payment history and quotes.
- **Dashboard** — the owner's numbers, riding along.
- **Settings** — the app lock, payment methods, calendar feeds and the rest.

## Signing in

![The mobile app’s sign-in screen](/images/docs/mobile-login.webp)

The app signs in to the same company with the same credentials as the web app,
and it talks to the same API — so there is no second account to keep, and no
second set of rules about who may do what.

You can also **register a whole new company** from the phone. A bot check runs
in a sheet for that one moment, and the device's time zone is sent along, so a
new company's quotes are dated correctly from day one.

The session lives in the platform keychain or keystore rather than in a file.

## Biometric app lock

Turn it on in Settings and the app is guarded by Face ID, Touch ID or Android
biometrics, with the device passcode as the fallback for the times a fingerprint
will not read. It matters more here than on a laptop: a phone left on a counter
in somebody else's building is a different threat from a computer in an office.

![The mobile app’s settings screen](/images/docs/mobile-settings.webp)

## Phones and tablets

One codebase, native rendering on both platforms, and layouts for phones and
tablets in every orientation. On a tablet the app is not the phone layout
stretched — it is a two-pane design that shows a list and what you selected from
it at the same time.

![The app on a tablet, showing the two-pane layout](/images/docs/mobile-schedule-tablet.webp)

## The office and the van see the same thing

Every price is computed on the server, every permission is the same one the web
app enforces, and every record is the same record. There is no "phone version"
of a quote to reconcile later.