The Mobile App

The MemorDesk mobile app lives at /m and is built for quick actions on the go. It is a different layout from the desktop app, so the navigation steps below replace the desktop "left sidebar" instructions.

Bottom navigation bar

The bottom bar is always visible and has five items:

Item Opens Path
Home Your day: next meeting, upcoming, recent meetings /m
Meetings All recorded meetings /m/meetings
Kojo (centre orange button) The Kojo AI chat /m/assistant
Knowledge What Kojo knows: promoted knowledge and documents /m/memory
Tasks Action items and decisions /m/tasks

Top bar

  • The profile avatar is on the left. Tap it to open Profile (credits, plan, integrations, sessions, sign out).
  • The workspace chip next to the avatar switches between Personal and Team workspaces.
  • The top-right pill holds, left to right: Search, Theme toggle, Notifications, and Settings (gear).

Actions use bottom sheets

Most actions slide up from the bottom as a sheet rather than opening a new page:

  • Send the note taker: Home > Quick button.
  • Schedule a meeting: Home > Schedule button.
  • Change a task's status: Tasks > tap the task > pick a status in the sheet.
  • Switch workspace: tap the workspace chip in the top bar.
  • Manage a member or a group: Team > tap the member or group.

Team

Member, role and group management is native to mobile at /m/teams. Three ways in: Settings (gear) > Team, the workspace chip > Manage team, or the team card on Home. If you do not have a workspace yet, that screen is also where you create one.

What opens the desktop view

A few advanced screens do not have a dedicated mobile layout yet. In Settings (gear icon) they are marked Desktop, and tapping one loads the desktop page in your mobile browser:

  • Meeting Settings, Knowledge Base, Live Meetings, Developer Settings, and Workspace (organization name, compliance and meeting privacy defaults).

Returning to any mobile screen puts you straight back in the mobile app.

Everything else is fully native to the mobile app.

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