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Yes. The Trynectar AI mobile app is available on iOS via the App Store and on Android via Google Play. The trynectar app shares the same account, thread, memory, and settings as the web version, with added push notifications, faster cold-starts, and a full-screen native UI. The download is around 35 MB and free.

Yes. The trynectar app supports iOS 15 and later on iPhone and iPad, and Android 9 and later on phones and tablets. The same account, thread state, and image library sync across both platforms in real time, so you can start on iPhone and continue on an Android tablet without losing context.

No. Trynectar AI runs fully in the browser on phone, tablet, and desktop with no installation required. The trynectar app is optional and offers extras like push notifications, faster startup, and a native UI. Most users start in the browser and install the app once they decide they want to keep using the platform.

No. The trynectar app uses standard push notification infrastructure with no background polling, so it doesn't keep the radio active. Active chat sessions use about as much battery as any other messaging app. Image generation is offloaded to the server, so the device doesn't burn cycles on rendering. Daily passive battery cost is negligible.

Yes. Push notifications fire when your Trynectar AI companion sends a message unprompted — a check-in, a continuation of a paused thread, a thought she had between sessions. Notifications are configurable per character, with quiet hours, frequency caps, and full mute options. They are off by default until you allow them.

Yes — sub-second sync. Send a message in the trynectar app and it's already on the web tab. Memory state, generated images, character settings, and unread indicators all sync in real time. The conversation is treated as authoritative across every surface, so there's no merge conflict logic to wrestle with.

Yes. The trynectar app is free on both the App Store and Google Play. The free tier includes unlimited text chat, persistent memory, basic image generation, and push notifications. Premium subscription unlocks voice replies and higher-resolution images, but all the core app functionality works fully on the free tier.

The trynectar app requests notifications (optional, for push when she messages first) and photo library access only when you choose to upload an image. No contacts, no location, no microphone, no calendar. The app does not run background services beyond the standard push notification listener. Permissions can be revoked from system settings without breaking the app.