
Last updated: July 3, 2026
We are one step closer to making Quire accessible anywhere on any device. For the past couple months, we have optimized it for your Android mobile browser, so it now comes with better reliability, and accessibility. Even when you are offline.
Here is a demo video to show you:
What exactly have been enhanced? To name a few, you can:

For example, to quickly break down a task into smaller items, you can swipe it from right to left to add subtasks. To complete a task, swipe it from left to right and tap the complete icon.
Swiping is just one shortcut among many. See 20 hidden Quire features you should know.

For those who do not know, you can pin Quire to your smartphone’s homescreen. Simply go to a Quire web page, tap the menu icon and select “Add to Home Screen” to add a shortcut.

Once you added Quire to your home screen, you can enjoy an immersive full screen experience without the distraction of the URL bar.
Since day one, you can continue what you are doing in Quire, when you suddenly lose connection. Now, even better, you can launch Quire while offline, and use it like you would normally do. Everything will be in sync when connection is back.
There you have it. You can now dive into a rich, immersive user experience that a native Android app could before we roll it out, both online and offline! If you'd rather install the real thing, a dedicated Quire app for Android followed a few months later.
Related: Introducing Quire Mobile 5.0: Everything You Need to Know — see how the native app has evolved well beyond this browser experience.
Yes. You can launch Quire offline and keep working as normal. It syncs once you're back online.
Open a Quire web page, tap the menu icon, and select Add to Home Screen. It launches full screen with no URL bar.
Swipe a task right to left to add subtasks, or left to right and tap complete to mark it done.