For anyone wondering, you literally just search “Discourse” in the App Store.
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It’s been pretty user friendly on my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, thanks for an official way though.
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Is there a way to make it run without the browser? Otherwise it seems kinda weird since it’s just an extra app running chrome again…
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This is a good thing for mobile users! Thanks!
Not entirely sure. It’s pretty helpful if you were interested in getting push notifications and wanted a centralised place for the DevForum on your phone.
Its worth noting this app is nothing more than a bookmarks manager for discord sites (im okay with that but some aren’t). You can accomplish the same thing as this app by pinning the devforum webpage to your devices home screen, the only thing you may miss are push notifications.
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Even when I got a reply from you it still felt kinda useless since clicking the notification opens the app, not the response you gave me 
If they hid chrome skin and fixed this issue I could see myself using it.
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Oh boy, I’ve been waiting for this.
I always have to login to Roblox (w/ verification code, so I also have to go to my E-Mail) to access the DevForum on mobile. It’s also going to be pretty sweet to have push notifications for DevForum related things.
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Adding to home from chrome hides the navbar, it basically treats the website as the app
Yeah, I see what you mean about it taking you to the app and not the thread itself. That’d be a nice addition to the app. 
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Tbh I prefer running it through the web on my mobile devices. I’m used to it and it looks nice in my opinion. I overly don’t need push notifications anyway. But it’d be nice if there was a dedicated roblox Devforum app. This is alright but not for me
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To both @Quentisaurus and @ScriptOn there are definitely some improvements that Discourse could make but I think it serves a very good purpose. Been using it for a few days now and getting the push notifications directly on my phone allows me to respond almost instantly to people and stay up to date with the latest ‘stuff’. They also need to add a dark mode 
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Good point! The main reason I brought up the app to some of the staff team is because of the push notifications. I find them very useful and I’m sure some others will too!
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A dedicated DevForum mobile app would be really cool.
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Deffinitely! Thats the selling point for me as well. You can, however, do push notifications on web pages through the notifications api Notifications | web.dev
Notifications API - Web APIs | MDN
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this is something to suggest to discourse itself, im just popping the info here for those interested
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It’s actually been out for a while. I found out about it the other day only when I went on the Discourse website to just fool around and saw that there was a mobile app. Brought it to the attention of some staff shortly after 
It’s a good idea, but I don’t think it’s executed too well right now (as I’m taking a first look at it).
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Yeah there are definitely some changes that could be made but I really like the fact that I can get push notifications from it. Especially as a “basic user” I want to try and respond to anything as quickly as possible to ‘prove’ myself and the push notifications definitely help with that!
Promotion from basic user seems to be more about what you post, not how many you post. I think your best bet would be to take time and respond with very helpful and suggestive responses - quality over quantity. It would be awesome to have you as a member though.
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