Mobile and offline

Where Juno runs

Web - every modern browser.
iOS app - install from the App Store (when available in your region).
Android app - install from Google Play (when available in your region).
Desktop app - when available for your account, use it for menu-bar status, global quick add, and the floating focus bar.

Use the mobile apps to create and edit tasks, plan your day, and review your progress.

Sign in across devices

Offline behavior

Juno is offline-first. When your connection drops:

You can keep reading, creating, editing, completing, and reordering tasks.
Changes are queued locally and synced as soon as the connection returns.
You can plan with saved tasks in the morning ritual offline. Task changes sync when you reconnect; refreshing connected sources needs a connection.
Calendar events appear from the last successful sync; new events arrive on reconnect.

You don't have to do anything special to "go offline." Juno handles it transparently.

What needs a connection

First sign-in on a new device.
New integrations (the OAuth flow needs the network).
Live calendar refresh and provider reconnection flows.
Billing and checkout.

Conflict handling

If you edit the same task on two devices before they sync, the version already on the server can replace an offline edit. After reconnecting, check any task you changed on both devices. Let one device finish syncing before editing the same task on another.

Notifications

Mobile - opt in during onboarding or in the device's settings for the Juno app.
Web - browser push notifications when supported.
Calendar reminders - when enabled, configure them per calendar under Settings -> Calendars. See Calendar settings.
Ritual reminders - configure workday start/end and automatic rituals under Settings -> Rituals. See Ritual settings.
Focus reminders - configure work and break reminders under Settings -> Focus. See Focus mode.

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