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The Replicas iOS app is available to invited team members through TestFlight. Use the centered organization picker at the top of the sidebar to switch organizations; that selection remains the default the next time you open the app. Tap your profile photo for account, photo, name, theme, help, and sign-out controls, or tap search on the right to filter workspaces. Environments use the same folder presentation as the web dashboard. Tap + beside an environment to create a workspace directly. To start with a task, tap the prompt field at the bottom of the workspace list. Choose the environment at the top of the expanded composer and the harness and model at the bottom, enter your prompt, then tap send. Replicas creates the workspace in the selected environment and sends the prompt when it is ready. New workspaces open in chat while they prepare. You can queue the first message immediately, and Replicas sends it when provisioning finishes. After the first successful message, Replicas names the workspace from your prompt. Expand an environment to show each workspace once, or swipe a workspace left and tap Archive to remove it. Pin a workspace to move it into the dedicated Pinned folder at the top; unpinning returns it to its environment. A green dot marks an unread agent reply until you open the workspace, and the Replicas loader replaces the trailing controls while a workspace is loading or processing. Rows with linked pull requests use the same color-coded state icon, count, and proportional mixed-state indicator as the web sidebar. Agent activity is grouped into a collapsible timeline for each turn. It stays open and shows live read, command, search, and edit steps while the agent works; when the turn finishes, collapse or reopen it to see the completed steps and changed-file summary. Mobile does not expose repository or inline patch diff viewers. Workspace data is cached separately for each organization so it appears immediately when you reopen the app, then refreshes when the app returns to the foreground. Pinned workspaces, unread state, notes, drafts, ordering, and interface preferences also sync with the web and desktop apps. The app shows its local cached copy immediately, then refreshes it from your account and reconciles any differences.

Chat with an agent

Open a workspace to follow streaming agent replies, reasoning, commands, file changes, searches, and plan progress. Agent replies render Markdown, including tables that scroll horizontally. Tap an activity to expand its details. When you scroll back through a long chat, tap the down arrow to return to the latest message. At the top of the conversation, the header stays clear of the first message. When a workspace has a linked pull request, tap View PR in the chat header to open it. Sent messages appear immediately, while chat history, queues, and agent status stay synchronized as background work progresses. Messages originating from Slack, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, automations, and CI appear as source-specific cards. Tap linked metadata such as an issue, pull request, workflow run, or sender to open its source, and expand context sections to inspect threads, review diffs, or failure details without leaving the conversation. The message field and send or stop control share one compact row. Tap the field to expand the composer and reveal the harness, model, and + controls. Tap + to open the context, photo, and file actions in a bottom sheet, or touch and hold the message field to paste text. The organization picker uses the same presentation. New chats use your saved harness and model preferences. Tap the harness and model label to switch harnesses, choose a compatible model, or change the effort level; switching harnesses updates the available models automatically. Attached items appear above the expanded composer and can be removed before sending. Text and inputs follow your iPhone text-size and accessibility settings. You can send a follow-up while an agent is working, but the mobile app does not expose queue-management or goal-mode controls. To install a team build, accept the TestFlight invitation on your iPhone and open the latest available version.