Using Huntit on your devices

The Huntit portal is desktop-first — built for a full-size screen, where dense tables and charts have room to work. The one Huntit page built for a phone points the other way: the report link you send a client reads well on theirs.

The portal is for desktop

Open Huntit on a phone and you get a short message instead of the app: continue on a desktop or laptop. Small tablets get the same message — but turn a larger tablet to landscape and the full app opens, because at that width the screen is laptop-class.

Resizing a desktop browser window narrow never triggers it; the app just gets cramped.

There is no mobile app to install — Huntit runs in the browser.

Your data on your phone — through Claude

The portal doesn't follow you to your phone, but your data can. Connect Huntit to Claude once from a computer — connectors can't be added from Claude's phone app — and after that you can ask about your clients' market from the Claude app in your pocket.

That is a different thing from a mobile portal, and often a better one: you ask the question you have, instead of hunting for the screen that answers it.

The client's share link is phone-friendly

A report you share opens on a private link built to read well on a phone — the one deliberate exception, because that page is for your client, not for your team.

No login, and nothing for them to install. Sharing a report covers the whole delivery.

Which browsers

Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox all work, as long as the version is current. An out-of-date browser is the most common cause of a page looking wrong — if a refresh doesn't fix it, something looks wrong is the place to start.