Pentrace on Your Home Screen

Add Pentrace to your phone’s home screen and it opens full screen, like an app, without the browser’s address bar. It takes three taps, and there’s nothing to download from an app store.

iPhone, in Safari

  1. Open any Pentrace page and tap the Share button: a square with an arrow pointing up. In newer versions of Safari it’s inside the menu: tap the menu button (three lines, just left of the address at the bottom of the screen) or ···, then Share.
  2. Scroll down the list and tap Add to Home Screen. If you don’t see it, tap More or View More.
  3. Check that the name reads Pentrace, leave Open as Web App switched on, and tap Add.

Safari on an iPhone showing a Pentrace article, with the Read Pentrace like an app card above the Home, Browse, Search and Saved bar, and Safari's menu button outlined in red beside the address

After a few articles, Pentrace shows this reminder. In newer Safari, Share is inside the menu button outlined in red.

Safari's menu open over a Pentrace article on an iPhone, listing Share, Add to Bookmarks, Find on Page and other choices The Share sheet for a Pentrace page on pentrace.ink, opened out with View More, with Add to Home Screen in its list The Add to Home Screen panel with the Pentrace icon, the name Pentrace, the address https://pentrace.ink/, Open as Web App switched on and the Add button

Step by step: the menu with Share, the Share sheet with Add to Home Screen (tap View More if it isn’t showing), and the panel where you tap Add. (iPhone, iOS 27)

iPhone, in Chrome

  1. Tap the Share button at the right of the address bar at the top of the screen.
  2. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Check the name and tap Add.

Android

In Chrome, tap the Install Pentrace button at the top of this page, if it shows. Otherwise tap the ⋮ menu at the top right and choose Add to Home screen or Install app.

Once it’s there

An iPhone home screen with the Pentrace compass icon among the apps Pentrace open full screen from the home screen, showing an article with the Save and Share icons beside its category and the Home, Browse, Search and Saved bar at the bottom

The Pentrace icon, and Pentrace opened from it: no address bar, just the article.