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Wildflower on your phone

Using Wildflower on your phone: what the app looks like on a small screen, what's one tap away, and what push notifications need to work.

Updated 12 October 2026 · 2 minute read

Wildflower works in your phone's web browser. The layout changes to fit the screen, rather than just shrinking.

The tab bar

The bottom of the screen is a band of painted wildflowers with buttons in it:

  • Home
  • Indicator and Backtest, once they are open to you
  • Bot, which is the Dashboard

The page you are on is the button filled in dark green. Everything else is behind the last button, More: Connections, Strategies, Plan, Live, Charts, Accounts, Reports, Activity, Bot settings and Help. Settings and Status are in the menu under your profile, top right, as on a computer.

What to use it for

A phone is good for checking in. Where every account stands today, what is open, whether anything is halted, and reading Activity are all easy on a small screen.

Building a strategy in the block builder is a job for a bigger screen. The builder is a chart with an outline beside it, and it needs the room.

The controls are there

Stop everything is on the Live page on a phone, just as on a computer, with the same confirmation step.

Phone notifications

Phone notifications are not available on iPhone or Android. Everything Wildflower would send you goes to your email instead, at the same moment. The Notifications card in Settings says the same.

What can go wrong

If a page looks cramped, check you are not zoomed in. The layout is built for a phone's width and adjusts on its own.

What's next

If notifications are not reaching you.

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