Miatz on your phone — iOS, Android & PWA

Install on iPhone, iPad or Android, set up the biometric lock, push and the app badge.

The full platform in your pocket — one account, same progress everywhere
Native extras on iOS and Android: biometric app-lock, push, and an app-icon badge
Works as an installable PWA on any device, with offline fallback built in

One platform, every screen

Miatz is one live app everywhere: the website, the installable PWA, and the iOS and Android apps all run the same platform with the same account. Signing up is free — and the DSAT placement assessment is optional, there whenever you decide you want to be placed into a cohort.

Installing

iPhone & iPad — install Miatz from the App Store and sign in.
Android — install Miatz from Google Play and sign in.
PWA on iPhone — in Safari, open miatz.com → Share → Add to Home Screen.
PWA on Android or desktop — in Chrome/Edge, open miatz.com and choose Install app.

Installed either way, Miatz opens full-screen from its own icon and picks up exactly where you left off.

Biometric app-lock (iOS & Android apps)

Want the app private on a shared or pocketed phone? Turn on the biometric app-lock in Account settings — it's opt-in and off by default, and the setting only appears in the native app on devices with biometrics. Once enabled, every time Miatz returns to the foreground it draws a blocking screen until Face ID / Touch ID (or your fingerprint) succeeds. Turning it off is one tap in the same place.

Push notifications

Push is a per-device opt-in: enable it in Account settings and accept the system prompt. The apps use native push (APNs on iOS, FCM on Android); the PWA uses web push. You'll hear about the things worth interrupting for — mentor feedback, reviews landing, streak reminders — and toggling off on one device doesn't touch the others.

The app badge

On iOS and Android, the number on the Miatz icon is what's waiting for you: unread notifications plus today's outstanding items (an unfinished daily plan, an unsubmitted week review, unread bug replies). It matches the in-app bell exactly and updates on launch, resume or an arriving push — clear it by doing the work, and it stays cleared.

Offline

The service worker keeps a cached shell of pages you've visited. Lose signal and recent pages still load; anything uncached shows the offline page until you reconnect, when fresh loading resumes automatically. Occasionally, right after a genuine win, the app may show the system's own review prompt — at most rarely, and never mid-task.

The journey, step by step

Step	What you do	What you get
Install	Get the Miatz app from the App Store or Google Play — or install the PWA from your browser	Miatz on your home screen, full-screen, one tap from your day
Sign in	Use the same account as on the web — signing up is free	Your progress, streaks and plan are identical on every device
Lock it (optional)	Turn on the biometric app-lock in Account settings	Face ID / Touch ID or fingerprint guards the app whenever it returns to the foreground
Enable push	Switch on push notifications from Account settings	Mentor feedback, reviews and reminders reach you when they happen
Read the badge	Glance at the number on the app icon	Unread notifications plus today's outstanding items — cleared by doing, not dismissing

Frequently asked

Is the mobile app free? Do I have to take a test to use it?

Signing up is free on every platform. The DSAT entrance assessment is optional — it's a placement that decides your starting cohort if and when you choose to take it; you can explore the app without it.

How does the biometric app-lock work?

It's opt-in and off by default. Turn it on in Account settings (it only appears in the iOS/Android app on devices with biometrics). Once on, every time the app returns to the foreground it requires Face ID / Touch ID or your fingerprint before showing anything.

What does the number on the app icon mean?

It's your unread notifications plus what's still waiting today — an unfinished daily plan, an unsubmitted week review, unread bug replies. It's the same count as the in-app bell, and it refreshes on launch, resume or when a push arrives — never by polling.

What happens when I'm offline?

Pages you've visited are cached and load from cache when the network drops; anything uncached shows a friendly offline page. As soon as you're back online, normal fresh loading resumes automatically.

Do I need the app store version, or is the PWA enough?

The PWA gives you the full platform plus web push and offline support. The iOS/Android apps add device capabilities the browser can't: biometric app-lock, the app-icon badge, and native push.