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Supermission is fully responsive. Not “mobile-friendly” in the way that means “we shrunk the desktop site and hoped for the best.” The entire interface adapts — layouts, navigation, interactions — to work properly on a phone.

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What changes on mobile

Single Column Layout

Market cards stack vertically in a single column. No cramped 2-column grids. Each card is full-width and tappable.

Bottom Navigation

Main sections — Markets, DeFAI, Security, Dashboard, Blog — are accessible from a bottom nav bar. Thumb-friendly. Always visible.

Sidebar Toggle

Chat history and agent conversations collapse into a toggleable sidebar. Swipe or tap to open. Full screen for the conversation when open.

Responsive Order Panel

The trade panel slides up from the bottom as a sheet. Enter amount, confirm, done. Designed for one-handed use.

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What works on mobile

Everything. Specifically:
  • Market browsing and search — full grid with filters
  • Market orders and limit orders — same flow, adapted layout
  • Portfolio dashboard — position cards, P&L, trade history
  • Oracle agent — chat and trade from your phone
  • Delphi agent — DeFi research on the go
  • War Room — AI analysis, scrollable on smaller screens
  • Watchlist — bookmark and manage from anywhere
The Oracle agent is arguably better on mobile than desktop. Quick trades via text are faster than navigating through screens with your thumb. “Buy $20 on YES for the Fed market” — done.

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Performance

The app is built on Next.js with optimized bundles. Market data streams via Server-Sent Events (SSE) for real-time price updates without polling. Pages load fast, even on spotty connections.
Add Supermission to your home screen for an app-like experience. On iOS: Safari share button, “Add to Home Screen.” On Android: Chrome menu, “Install app.” You get full-screen mode without the browser chrome.
Price alerts require the app to be in the foreground or installed as a PWA. Background notifications aren’t supported yet — if you need to catch a move, keep the tab open.