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The mobile app is not a shrunken copy of the web app, and it is not trying to be. It is the half of dotby you need when you are not at a desk: what is assigned to me, what changed, and a way to reply.

Same workspace, same backend, same data. Sign in and it is all there.

Search for dotby in the App Store or on Google Play, then sign in the same way you do on the web — Google, magic link, or passkey.

There is no separate mobile account and no separate password.

Tab What it is for
My Work Everything assigned to you, across every project
Inbox What changed that involves you
Projects Your projects, and each one’s board
Initiatives Outcome rollups and progress
Pages The doc tree, readable and searchable
Chat Channels, DMs, and threads
Time Start, stop, and log time; your recent days
You Account, workspace switching, and settings

Inside those you can open a task, change its properties, comment, mention people, attach files, and read the whole thread.

Time tracking. Starting a timer is a phone-shaped action — you are usually walking away from a desk when you remember. Log an entry in one line, or start the timer and stop it later.

Comments and mentions. Push notifications arrive for the same events as email: assignments, mentions, replies. Tapping one opens the exact task or thread.

Board triage. Move a card to another column while you are on a call about it.

The mobile app deliberately leaves out the surfaces that need a big screen and a pointer:

  • The timeline and portfolio Gantt
  • Whiteboards and the schema designer
  • Workspace settings, modules, and billing
  • Deep bulk editing and column configuration
  • Building and reordering saved views

If a feature is not on your phone, it is on the web app at go.dotby.app — the same URL works in a mobile browser.

A dotby link shared in Slack or email opens the app on the right screen if you have it installed, rather than dropping you at a login page.

Push follows the same preferences as email — per-type switches, quiet hours, and the digest setting. Change them in one place and both channels follow. See Notifications and Inbox.

The app needs a connection. Sign-in is restored when you come back to it, and work in progress is not lost when the app is backgrounded.