A chat you started on the web continues on the phone.

Tap a chat you started on the website. The messages are there, including the rating you left and the memories that reply used. Send another message and you are in the same conversation. The next time the website loads that chat, the new turn is in it.

A reply types itself out in Markdown: headings, lists, quotes, and code you can copy. If the model returned its reasoning, a row labelled Thought for, and the seconds it took, opens into it. Links that are ordinary web addresses open in the in-app browser. The app does not invent a reply when the iMac cannot be reached. You get the error, and a retry.

Search is on the list as soon as there is a chat. Long-press deletes one. A New chat button floats over the list. The ask bar on Home does the same thing and opens the keyboard. Android’s back button, the back arrow labelled All chats, or tapping the Chat tab again returns you to the list.

Home keeps a shorter row of recent chats under the week’s numbers. “Your conversations, from here and cognira.dev, land here” is the empty state, and it is literal. Pull down on Home or on the list to sync if a chat you just had on the website is missing.

Tokens count against the plan on the account, the same weekly number the website shows. Home draws it as a bar, with when it resets, and Upgrade plan opens the plans page. Free, Pro, and Max all talk to cognira Retrain. The phone does not have a second quota.