A ping when they reply
Someone writes back. Your lock screen says so. You don’t hunt a tab.
On your phone
Linq in your pocket. No store trip.
Same Linq. Same inbox. Add Linq to your home screen and it opens like an app — replies, meetings, the lot.
Why bother
Your phone already knows how to tap.
Leave the laptop in the bag. Replies still land. Meetings still show up.
Inbox, minus the browser
Tap the icon. You’re in. No address bar. No ‘which tab was that?’
Meetings on the train
See who booked. Peek the brief. Wave at your pipeline between stops.
How to add it
Thirty seconds. Then it’s an icon.
Open Linq in your phone’s browser once. Put it on the home screen. After that, it behaves like any other app.
iPhone
Safari, then Share
- 1Open platform.linq.group in Safari — Chrome on iPhone won’t do this bit.
- 2Tap the Share button at the bottom (the square with the arrow).
- 3Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen. Then tap Add.
Android
Chrome, then Install
- 1Open platform.linq.group in Chrome.
- 2Tap the three dots in the top corner.
- 3Tap Install app — or Add to Home screen. Confirm.
The icon sits next to your other apps. Tap it. That’s it. We’ll only ping you when someone replies — after you say yes to notifications.
Once it’s on your home screen
The pings that actually matter.
A reply. A booked meeting. A lead that just got warm. On your lock screen, not buried in email.
New reply
Anna wrote back — she’s free Thursday.
Add it. Then go live.
Start free in two minutes. Open Linq on your phone, put it on the home screen, and keep tapping.