Install AO-Continuum Insight

iPhone / iPad Safari

1. Open this site in Safari (not Chrome — iOS routes installs through Safari).
2. Tap the Share icon at the bottom of the screen — the square with an up-arrow.
3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
4. Confirm the name (AO-Continuum) and tap Add.
5. Find the icon on your home screen and launch it. Sign in once; you'll stay signed in.

Android Chrome / Edge

1. Open this site in Chrome.
2. You'll see an Install banner at the bottom — tap it.
3. Or, tap the ⋮ menu (top-right) → Install app / Add to Home Screen.
4. The icon appears in your app drawer alongside everything else.

Mac Safari / Chrome / Edge

You can install the dashboards as a real desktop app — same code as the web version, lives in your Dock with its own icon, opens in a clean window with no browser chrome. Pick whichever browser you already use:

Safari (macOS 14 Sonoma or later — see caveat below)

1. Open the dashboard in Safari and sign in.
2. File menu → Add to Dock…
3. Confirm the name (defaults to "AO-Continuum Insight") and click Add.

On Monterey (macOS 12) or earlier? Safari's Add to Dock only exists in Sonoma (14)+. Apple dropped support for the 2016 and earlier MacBook Pros after Monterey, so an OS upgrade isn't an option on those machines. Use Chrome / Edge / Brave below instead — they support PWA install on any macOS version and give the same dock-icon / no-chrome experience.

Chrome / Edge / Brave (works on any macOS)

1. Look for the install icon (a small monitor with a down arrow) on the right side of the address bar.
2. Click it and confirm.
3. Optionally drag the new app from Applications to your Dock for one-click access.

If the install icon doesn't appear, refresh the page; the service worker needs one full load before the browser offers installation.

Windows Chrome / Edge

1. Open the dashboard in Edge or Chrome and sign in.
2. Click the install icon in the address bar (monitor with a down arrow), OR open the browser menu and pick Apps → Install this site as an app.
3. Confirm. The app appears in your Start Menu / taskbar and opens in its own window.

What you get when installed

• Own dock / taskbar icon — looks like a native app.
• No browser chrome — opens in a clean window. Cmd+R / Ctrl+R still refreshes.
• Same auth, same data, instant updates — every time we ship to main, the installed app picks it up on next launch. No App Store, no installers to update.
• Offline shell — login + navigation work without a network; data fetches obviously need connectivity.

First-time users still need to register; per the CMMI approval gate (sprint 4.0+), an admin or executive approves new accounts before sign-in works.