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# iOS App

MaiGPT iOS mobile app: learn how to install, log in to, and use MaiGPT on an iPhone or iPad.

MaiGPT offers an iOS App so you can use it anytime on iPhone and iPad.

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## Installation

1. Open the App Store
2. Search for "MaiGPT" or scan the QR code provided by your company
3. Download and install

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## Login

After opening the app, log in with the same account and password as the web version. Conversation history syncs across devices.

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## Features

The app supports the same core features as the web version:

* AI Chat
* Upload photos (take a photo directly or select from your photo library)
* Knowledge Base Q\&A
* Web Search

{% hint style="info" %}
Some advanced features (Canvas, Deep Research) are recommended to be used on the web version for a better experience.
{% endhint %}

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## Next Steps

* [Using on LINE](/maiagent-user-guide/en/work/maigpt/access/line.md)
* [Using on Microsoft Teams](/maiagent-user-guide/en/work/maigpt/access/teams.md)
* [Back to MaiGPT Overview](/maiagent-user-guide/en/work/maigpt.md)


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