Squad for iPhone and iPad is in beta, so it installs through Apple’s TestFlight app. See Get Squad for iPhone and iPad. “The Mac” on these pages means Squad for Mac.
- Answer what needs you. Questions, approvals, and drafts, often from a notification.
- Ask in one sentence. Type or speak to your chief of staff, who hands the job to the right teammate.
- See how it is going. Who works on what, what got done, and what comes next.
Words in the app
The app uses the same words as the web dashboard and Squad for Mac. A teammate is an AI member of your squad, and your chief of staff is the teammate who leads it. Work is a task, work that repeats on a schedule is a routine, and something that a teammate asks you is a question. The places have the same names too, for example Today and Needs you.Get Squad for iPhone and iPad
Squad for iPhone and iPad is in beta. It installs through Apple’s TestFlight app, from this link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Eh9pMMDX. The same app runs on iPhone and iPad.Before you start
- An iPhone or iPad with iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.
- A Squad account with an email address and a password. A new squad is set up at squad.so on a computer.
Install the app
1
Install TestFlight
On your iPhone or iPad, install Apple’s TestFlight app from the App Store.
2
Open the link
On the same device, open the TestFlight link for Squad. TestFlight opens with Squad.
3
Install Squad
In TestFlight, install Squad. Squad shows on your Home Screen.
4
Sign in
Open Squad and sign in with the email and password that you use at squad.so. See Sign in.
How Squad knows you use the app
From version 1.0.92, the app tells Squad that you use it each time it starts, and when you sign in. Squad records it at most once every 12 hours for the same version. For 30 days after the app last reported, the dashboard on an iPhone or iPad does not offer you the app. After 30 days, it offers the app again. Squad for Mac stops offering it in its bell once the app has opened on your account. The sign-in page shows its line on every iPhone and iPad.Updates
Each new release of Squad goes to TestFlight. TestFlight tells you when a new version is ready, and you update Squad there.Sign in
1
Open Squad
Open the Squad app. The screen says Sign in to Squad.
2
Enter your email and password
Type your Email and Password, then select Sign in. Password AutoFill can offer your saved squad.so login.
3
Wait for your squad to open
The app shows the Squad mark while it opens your squad. Then the Today tab opens.
Screens that can show before your squad
The app shows one of these screens instead of your squad when something stops it. Each screen says what happened in a sentence, and has Sign out.
When you are in more than one squad, these screens also show Open and the name of each of your other squads.
When the app cannot reach your squad, it says “Squad can’t reach your squad right now. It keeps trying.”
If you have not accepted the Terms of Service yet, a sheet Before your squad starts opens first. Select I accept.
After your squad opens, iOS asks once whether Squad can send you notifications. See Notifications on iPhone and iPad.
Take a short tour
- Look at Today. Under the greeting, a sentence says what needs you and what your squad finished today. Below it, answer what needs you in place. See Today.
- Select Chats. Your conversations with teammates and groups are here, newest first. Select one to read it. See Chats and conversations.
- Select Back, then Squad. Your chief of staff is first, then each teammate, then the people in your squad. See Your squad.
- Tap the face beside the tab bar. The Ask sheet opens, addressed to your chief of staff. Type a sentence and select Send. The new conversation opens.
- Touch and hold the same face, say what you need, and let go. Your words go to your chief of staff. See Talk to your squad.
What to read next
Find your way around
The tabs, the face, sheets, the iPad, links, and appearance.
Get notifications
Answer and reply from a notification.
Share to your squad
Send a photo, a file, or a link from any app.
Troubleshooting
Symptom, cause, and fix.