What you are installing
ThreeStove is an installable web app. It adds the same secure workspace you use in the browser to your Home Screen, dock, or Start menu. There is no separate app-store account, no second registration, and no data copy. Updates arrive with the deployed web app.
Installation is optional and applies to one device at a time. The app shell may open without a connection, but live campaigns, messages, balances, approvals, and other account actions still require internet access.
Finish account activation first. The app offers installation once after activation and keeps a permanent install option under Settings > Profile.
Install on iPhone or iPad
Use Safari and sign in to ThreeStove. Open Settings > Profile and find ThreeStove app on this device. Tap the Share button in Safari, choose Add to Home Screen, and confirm. Open ThreeStove from the new Home Screen icon instead of the Safari tab.
Apple may rename or move menu labels in future iOS versions. The stable rule is Safari Share > Add to Home Screen. Web push requires iOS or iPadOS 16.4 or later and only works from the installed Home Screen app.
Installing does not grant notification permission. Open the installed app and enable notifications separately under Settings > Notifications.
Install on Android, Windows, or Mac
In Chrome or Edge, use the Install ThreeStove button when the browser offers it. If the button is absent, open the browser menu and look for Install app, Install ThreeStove, or Apps > Install. On supported Safari versions for Mac, use File > Add to Dock.
Firefox on desktop does not currently provide the same installable web-app experience. Use Chrome, Edge, or Safari if you want a separate app window. Browser wording can change, so Settings > Profile remains the canonical place for current device-specific guidance.
Enable notifications
Open Settings > Notifications on the device that should receive alerts. Switch push notifications on and accept the browser or operating-system permission prompt. Repeat this on every device you want to use. Disabling push on one device does not disable another device.
Notification categories and quiet hours belong to your account and follow you across devices. Device permission remains local. Creators can choose campaign, payout, reward, and message alerts; advertisers can choose applications, campaign or billing alerts, and messages; admins can choose operational decisions, payouts, and messages. Events outside the selected urgent categories remain available in the in-app inbox.
Push is a convenience channel, not the source of record. Check the in-app inbox for the durable notification history.
Remove the app or stop alerts
To stop alerts but keep the app, switch notifications off under Settings > Notifications on that device. To remove the installed app, use the operating system or browser uninstall action. This does not delete your ThreeStove account or its data.
Before handing a device to someone else, sign out, disable site notifications, and remove the installed app. If a browser reports that an old push endpoint is gone, ThreeStove removes that unusable device subscription automatically.
Do I need an app-store download or a new account?
No. The installed app is the same ThreeStove workspace and uses your existing account.
Why is the install button missing?
The app may already be installed, the native prompt may have been dismissed, or the browser may not support it. Use Settings > Profile for the current fallback instructions.
Why does push work on one device but not another?
Each browser profile and device needs its own permission and subscription. Account-level categories are shared, but device permission is not.
Does the installed app work fully offline?
No. The shell may open, but live data and account actions require an internet connection.
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