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Intention Exchange is being designed with first-class mobile support. The Intention L1 itself does not care what device sends the order — every order is just a signed message — but the user experience of placing, modifying, and monitoring orders on a phone has its own constraints, and the exchange app accounts for them.
No mobile app or mobile-optimized web UI is publicly available yet. The information below describes what is planned.

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Planned access modes

  • Mobile web. The Intention Exchange web app will be responsive and usable from a mobile browser, including the order-entry, position-management, and account screens.
  • QR-based wallet connect. A QR-code handshake will let users sign sessions on a desktop instance of the app using a wallet that lives on their phone, and vice versa, without exposing keys to the desktop browser.
  • Push notifications. Once a native app or PWA is available, users will be able to receive push notifications for fills, liquidations approaching, funding events, and account-level alerts.

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What does not change on mobile

  • Custody. Mobile clients are non-custodial. Your account key never leaves your wallet, regardless of device.
  • Sessions. Mobile sessions follow the same scoping and revocation rules as desktop sessions; see signing.
  • Risk controls. All risk controls — leverage limits, position limits, mark-price liquidations — apply identically on mobile.

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Security tips

  • Use a wallet with hardware-backed key storage where available.
  • Treat session approvals on mobile with the same scrutiny as on desktop. A scoped, time-bounded session is safer than a permanent approval.
  • Verify the app URL or published app-store listing before connecting; the official URL and listings will be announced from intention.xyz.
When mobile clients ship, this page will be replaced with platform-specific download links, a QR-connect walkthrough, and screenshots.