Mobile app, web app and widgets
What is the same everywhere, what is mobile-first, and how the iOS schedule widget and share sheet work.
3 min readUpdated September 2026
Mobile and web are equal entry points into the same workspace. Your classes, sets, notes, progress and even an unfinished Learn round sync between them. Sign in with the same account on both.
Mobile-first today
- Push notifications and Cleva check-ins. The web can show browser notifications, but proactive check-ins are delivered to your phone.
- Read aloud. Hear a set or a Cleva reply spoken on your phone.
- Sign in with Apple.
- Schedule widget on iOS in small, medium, large and lock-screen sizes, showing today's classes with the current or next one highlighted.
- Share sheet. Share a link, file or text from another app into Clevaly.
Web-first today
- The full set editor with rich text, images and per-term languages.
- Printing a set.
- The browser extension for Moodle and web capture. See Browser extension.
Add Clevaly to your home screen
The web app is installable. In Chrome or Edge use the install icon in the address bar; in Safari on iOS use Share → Add to Home Screen. It opens full screen like an app. It still needs a connection to load your data.
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