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# Install the Geyser PWA

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### To install the Geyser PWA, simply follow the steps below.&#x20;

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**Step-by-step on mobile (iOS and Android):**

1. Visit <http://geyser.fund>
2. `Log in` to Geyser
3. Go to the browser menu
4. Select `Add to home screen` on iOS or `Add Geyser to home screen` on Android

**Step-by-step on desktop:**

1. Visit <http://geyser.fund>
2. `Log in` to Geyser
3. Click the ☰ icon next to your profile picture at the top right-hand corner to open the menu
4. Click `Install Geyser` at the very bottom of the drop-down menu


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