The waper iPhone app is in testing (TestFlight) and not on the App Store yet. It covers everyday use: read your briefs and inbox in the morning, save links and files as you come across them, and hand things to your agent by typing or talking.
Sign in with Apple, Google, or your waper email and password. Signing in with Apple or Google creates an account if you don't have one. The first time, you name your agent and choose the language for your briefs and documents.
/.In Safari, YouTube, Files or Photos, tap Share → waper. Links go to your library (waper picks the space); video and podcast links show the length and credits first, and start only when you confirm. PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown files and images are uploaded to your library.
Allow notifications to get your daily brief, alerts, things that need your decision and finished tasks on the iPhone. Tapping a notification opens the page it's about. With notifications on, the adaptive email brief backs off, just as with browser notifications.
With the app installed, waper links in emails and Telegram (briefs, chats, tasks, documents, audio/video, inbox) open straight in the app.
Your plan and credits are the same on the web and in the app. In the app you can subscribe to Personal or Pro (monthly or yearly) and buy credit packs through the App Store; subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in Settings → Plans → Manage subscription, and Restore purchases brings back a subscription bought with the same Apple Account. If you subscribed on the web, manage that plan on the web — one account has one subscription at a time.
Settings → Delete account deletes your account and all its data, the same as on the web. If you signed in with Apple, waper's access to your Apple Account is revoked too.