What it does #
The iOS app is built for the moments between desks: check My Week on the train, tick off a task, reply to a ticket, log the hour you just spent, capture a quick note. It talks to the same /api/v1 as the CLI, so everything you do on the phone is instantly visible on the desktop and vice versa.
- Tabs for Home, Tickets, Tasks, My Week and Search; Projects, Notes, Meetings, Wiki, Chat and Inbox open from Home
- Create tasks and tickets, comment, reply, start chat threads, plan tasks onto days, log time, attach photos from the camera
- Saved views synced with the web app
- Work sessions with a Live Activity on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island
- Push notifications, mirroring your in-app inbox settings
Connecting to your instance #
On first launch the app asks for a server URL, probes /api/v1/instance, then opens the sign-in page in an in-app browser sheet. The token comes back through the app's URL scheme (dev.kilicer.trackr://) and is stored in the iOS keychain. Self-hosted instances work exactly like the hosted one.
Availability #
The app is currently distributed to the team via TestFlight while Trackr is in beta. Public availability will be announced in the changelog.