OneHop on your phone

Your people, one tap from your home screen.

No app store, nothing to update. Add OneHop to your iPhone, iPad or Android phone and it opens full screen, like any other app.

Scan with your phone's camera

Or open onehop.network/install on your phone. It shows the steps for your phone.

Three taps on any phone

iPhone and iPad

  1. Tap Share in Safari's toolbar. If you only see •••, tap that first.
  2. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Leave Open as Web App on if you see it, then tap Add.

In Safari. On iPad, Share is at the top of the screen. In Chrome or Edge, Share is in the address bar.

Android

  1. Open your browser's menu: ⋮ at the top in Chrome, ≡ at the bottom in Samsung Internet.
  2. Tap Install app or Add to Home screen.
  3. Confirm. OneHop appears with your other apps.

In Chrome you may simply see an Install button pop up. Tap it and you're done.

Questions

Is there an app store app?

Not yet, and you don't need one. OneHop installs straight from your browser onto your home screen. It gets its own icon, opens full screen and keeps you signed in, just like an app from the store.

Do I have to update it?

No. The home-screen app always opens the latest version of OneHop, so there's nothing to download or update.

Does it work without a connection?

OneHop needs a connection to load your network. Without one, it opens to a short "you're offline" screen with a button to try again, rather than a browser error.

Is my data on my phone?

Your network stays in your OneHop account, protected the same way as on the website. The home-screen app stores only what any browser stores to keep you signed in and load quickly. Read the Privacy Policy.

How do I remove it?

Press and hold the OneHop icon, then choose Remove App (iPhone) or Uninstall (Android). That only removes the icon; your account stays as it is until you delete it in Settings.

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