Picrowd on mobile

What mobile is for

Mobile is built for checking in and keeping things moving: reviewing records, adding notes, moving a ping, replying on Board, and glancing at a board. Heavy setup such as designing columns is easier on a larger screen.

The Projects home

On a phone the app opens to a full-screen Projects home. Projects and folders appear in the same order as on desktop, folders collapse with a tap, and search filters instantly. Long-press a project for the same actions you get from the desktop project menu, and use the menu button to jump back to the home from anywhere.

Moving between workspaces

Inside a project a bottom tab bar shows up to five workspaces. When a project has more, a More tab opens a sheet with the rest and with Manage workspaces. The order follows the project’s workspace layout, so the tabs you use most sit first.

Working with records

• Open a record as a full-screen card
• Read and add notes, with the same formatting and attachments
• Attach files and images from your phone
• Open PDFs in the built-in viewer without leaving the app
• Move a ping from Calendar or Timelines with Manage pings; on touch devices that replaces dragging

Board and Whiteboard on touch

Board works as a normal mobile conversation. Whiteboard switches to a compact, touch-first layout with larger controls, and it is tuned so large boards stay stable on phones and iPads instead of running out of graphics memory.

Settings and accounts

Settings opens full screen with a list of sections that each open in their own panel. The account menu lets you add a second account and switch between them without signing out. Picrowd is also available as a native app for iPhone and iPad.

Tips

• Do structural setup (columns, views) on desktop, then work day-to-day on mobile
• Mute noisy projects so mobile stays focused
• Use Manage workspaces to put the surfaces you use most on the phone first; when More is needed, four workspace tabs stay visible