Which apps does Pichu have?

Updated November 15, 2026

Short answer

Pichu has a web app and native apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, an iPhone app in TestFlight beta (by invitation) and an Android app in beta. You use the same account and the same Bots on all of them.

Web

The web app at app.pichubot.com works in current browsers on computers and phones. On Android, it is the simplest way to use Pichu during the beta.

Mac, Windows and Linux

Native desktop apps, with system notifications. On Mac, macOS 15 or later is required.

iPhone

A native app for iOS 18 or later, distributed through TestFlight to invited testers. It is not on the App Store yet.

Android

A native app for Android 8 or later, distributed as a beta APK and tested on emulators. It is not on Google Play, and notifications when the app is closed are not available yet.

One core for all the apps

The desktop, iPhone and Android apps share a common core written in Rust for the connection, security and data logic, so that they behave the same way everywhere.

Questions

Is Pichu on the App Store?

Not yet. The iPhone app is in TestFlight beta, by invitation.

Is there an Android app?

Yes, in beta as a direct APK. You can also use the web app in your phone’s browser.

Do I need the desktop app?

No. Everything works in the web app; the desktop apps add a dedicated window and system notifications.

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