You do not need to install anything to use the platform on a phone. You sign in through your browser, and the browser can keep a shortcut icon on your home screen. This page shows what that means and why beginners like it.
A home screen shortcut is just a saved link that looks like an icon. Tapping it opens the site in your browser, exactly as if you had typed the address. Users log in through a mobile browser, and the site can be added to the phone's home screen as a shortcut, which also saves you from searching for the address each day.
A shortcut is a small convenience, but it removes a few common first-week problems.
One tap replaces scrolling through chat history for the link your dealer sent.
Using the same saved icon each time lowers the chance of landing on a copy that only resembles the real page.
Pressing and holding the icon lets you delete it whenever you stop using the service.
Menu names differ a little between phones and browsers, so treat these steps as a general outline rather than exact button names.
Open the login page your dealer pointed you to and make sure it loads normally.
Look for the three dots or the share button near the address bar.
The wording is usually something like add to home screen.
Pick a plain name you will recognise, then tap the icon to test that it opens.
Any modern phone with a mobile browser can usually do this, but the screens look different.
The menu is usually behind three dots, with the shortcut option listed among them.
The share icon often leads to the home screen option.
If the option is missing, keep a bookmark instead and place it at the top of your list.
Private tabs may forget details. Use a normal tab when you save the shortcut.
Pick one browser for this and stick with it, so you always know where your session lives.
A shortcut can fail for ordinary reasons, and your dealer on WhatsApp is the contact for account questions.
Open any other site first. A weak signal often looks like a broken shortcut.
Message your dealer on WhatsApp and ask them to confirm that the saved shortcut is the login page they sent you.
Delete the shortcut and add it again from a page that loads.
A saved icon is only as safe as the page behind it, so a few habits help.
Create the shortcut only from the login page your own dealer pointed you to.
This page covers a browser shortcut only. Be careful with any installer file a stranger sends you.
A shortcut opens your session quickly, so keep a screen lock on.
Quick answers for anyone setting this up for the first time.
Users log in through a mobile browser, so no installer is needed. The site can also be added to the home screen as a shortcut.
It saves a link as an icon. Tapping it opens the site in the browser you used to create it.
Yes. Press and hold it and choose remove or delete. Your account is unaffected.
Ask your dealer on WhatsApp. They are the contact point for account questions.
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