Does Jarvis have a mobile app?

Does Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) have a mobile app?

No, not yet. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) is desktop-first as of v3.2 — a floating bar with Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows that screenshots your screen and integrates with 30+ apps via OAuth. A mobile companion app is on the roadmap but not shipped. The design challenge: mobile doesn't have the same "floating bar above any app" model that makes desktop Jarvis fast — iOS and Android sandboxing prevents the screen-aware always-available pattern. The likely shape is a companion mobile app for reading conversation history, configuring connectors, and asking quick questions through voice — not a full desktop replacement. If you need AI on mobile today, ChatGPT (iOS, Android) and Claude (iOS, Android) ship excellent mobile apps. Many users run Jarvis on desktop and ChatGPT or Claude on mobile. GDPR-aligned for GDPR compliance. macOS, Windows, Linux for Jarvis desktop.

No, not yet. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) is desktop-first as of v3.2 — a floating bar with Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows that screenshots your screen and integrates with 30+ apps via OAuth. A mobile companion app is on the roadmap but not shipped. The design challenge: mobile doesn't have the same "floating bar above any app" model that makes desktop Jarvis fast — iOS and Android sandboxing prevents the screen-aware always-available pattern. The likely shape is a companion mobile app for reading conversation history, configuring connectors, and asking quick questions through voice — not a full desktop replacement. If you need AI on mobile today, ChatGPT (iOS, Android) and Claude (iOS, Android) ship excellent mobile apps. Many users run Jarvis on desktop and ChatGPT or Claude on mobile. GDPR-aligned for GDPR compliance. macOS, Windows, Linux for Jarvis desktop.

Three honest reasons. (1) Different UX shape: Jarvis on desktop is built around the floating-bar-above-any-app pattern. iOS and Android intentionally sandbox apps so one app can't draw over another. There's no "global hotkey + screen-aware screenshot" model on mobile that matches the desktop UX. A mobile Jarvis would necessarily be different — likely a chat-style app like Claude or ChatGPT mobile. (2) Different jobs: desktop AI is for triaging email, reviewing PRs, summarizing PDFs, drafting in apps. Mobile AI is for quick questions on the go, voice during commutes, photo-based queries ("what is this plant"). Two different jobs that need two different UIs. (3) Engineering bandwidth: a polished mobile companion is months of work. Currently prioritizing desktop depth (more connectors, better routing, team accounts) ahead of mobile breadth.

When Jarvis ships mobile, the likely shape: a companion app for the desktop product, not a desktop replacement. (1) Read conversation history: scroll through past chats from your desktop sessions while on the train. (2) Voice questions: hold-to-talk for quick voice prompts, transcribed via Whisper and routed to a frontier model. (3) Configuration: manage connectors, memory entries, settings. (4) Notifications: tap a Jarvis notification to ask a quick follow-up about whatever surfaced ("why is my CEO's email at the top of the priority list right now?"). (5) Photo Q&A: take a photo, ask Jarvis about it — for the screen-aware-equivalent on mobile. No timeline committed yet; iOS likely before Android. GDPR-aligned from launch.

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