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VyroAI on Your Phone — the Start Screen and Your Projects
The phone gets its own start screen and project list: write first, continue what you left, and see at a glance which project is building, ready or unfinished.
The phone is not the desktop squeezed smaller
On a phone, VyroAI's start screen has its own order: write, choose, start, then continue. The message box takes the top of the screen at full width, with the tool you are building for as a chip beside it — change it there if you are making a bot rather than a plugin. Type what you want and go; an Improve my wording button tidies your description before you send it.
Below the box sits Continue where you left off: your most recent projects as tappable rows, each with when you last touched it. One tap reopens the project; All projects at the bottom opens the full list.
The project list tells you the state at a glance
The phone's project list adds a badge to any project with a job worth knowing about:
- Building — a generation is running. It runs on the server, not in your browser, so you can lock your phone or close the tab and come back; the badge then tells you how it ended.
- Ready — the job finished while you were away; open the project to see what it made.
- Unfinished — a job stopped partway and is waiting for you to reopen the project and pick it back up.
- Failed — the job did not make it; the project chat says why.
The badges read from the same job ledger the Code Studio writes, so what your phone says matches what a desktop would show.
The bar along the bottom — Start, Projects, More
On a phone the start screen and the projects list share a bar pinned to the bottom of the screen, with three things on it:
- Start — despite its name, this opens AI Chat, not the start screen described above
- Projects — your project list, which on a phone has four tabs: Yours, Published, Shared and Bots
- More — not a page but a sheet that slides up, headed Everything else: Buy credits, Manual (this wiki), Community, Your profile, Settings, and a Sign out button at the bottom
There is no Arcade row in that sheet on purpose — games are listed in Community beside plugins and web apps. The bar is gone on a wide screen, where the sidebar does the job.
The red dot on Projects
A small red dot on the Projects tab means a hosted bot needs you: one has crashed, or its hosting plan has run out or is about to. A bot you stopped yourself never lights it — that is a choice, not a problem. Open Projects → Bots to see which one. The dot is worked out from all your bots, so a search in the list cannot hide it.
New is a floating button
On the phone's project list, New is a round button floating bottom-right, just above the bar, rather than something at the end of the list — so it is reachable however many projects you have. While you are selecting projects to clear out it is replaced by a bar reading N selected with a Delete N button.
Closing the tab is not Stop. A generation runs on the server: lock your phone, close the tab or lose the signal and it carries on — the files are saved, the build check runs and you are billed once. Only the Stop button ends a run. If a job does die anyway, its Building badge turns Unfinished after 20 minutes; reopen the project and VyroAI offers to continue from where it stopped. When a Generation Is Cut Off explains what the reopened project shows you.
Where to next
- Next in Getting Started: Resetting Your Password
- Once a project opens: The Code Studio on a Phone — The phone experience inside a project.
- Tired of the browser: Installing the App — Putting VyroAI on your home screen first.
- If it says Unfinished: When a Generation Is Cut Off — What an Unfinished badge leads back to.
17 of 19 in Getting Started · Last checked 21 September 2026 · Previous: Installing the App