DMPR — Mobile Setup

Install to Home Screen

Recommended

Open dmpr.link in Safari (this only works in Safari, not Chrome on iOS).

Tap the Share button — the square with an arrow pointing up, at the bottom of the screen.

Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.

Tap Add in the top right. DMPR now lives on your home screen as a full-screen app.

Why install? The home-screen app runs full-screen with no Safari bar, loads instantly, and works offline thanks to the built-in service worker. Your sign-in and settings carry over.

Save links from the share sheet

Built in

Make sure DMPR is installed to your home screen first (the step above). The share feature comes with the installed app.

On any page in Safari — or in most apps — tap the Share button .

Look for DMPR in the app row of the share sheet and tap it. The add screen opens with the link and title already filled in — add tags and save.

Requires iOS 16.4 or later. The share target is part of the installed home-screen app, so there's nothing extra to set up — install DMPR and it appears in your share sheet automatically.

Don't see DMPR in the share sheet? Tap More (or Edit Actions) at the end of the app row and make sure DMPR is enabled. Reinstalling from the home screen and reopening it once also helps iOS register it.

Install the app

Recommended

Open dmpr.link in Chrome on your Android phone.

You may see an Install app banner at the bottom — tap it. If not, tap the ⋮ menu (top right) → Add to Home screen or Install app.

Confirm Install. DMPR installs like a native app, with its own icon in your app drawer.

Android does this best. Chrome on Android treats DMPR as a true installed app — full-screen, offline-capable, and registered in the system share menu automatically.

Save links from anywhere

Built in

After installing, open any page or app — a browser, a news app, anything with a Share button.

Tap Share and look for DMPR in the list of apps.

Tap it — DMPR opens with the URL and title already filled in. Add tags and save.

No setup needed. The share target is part of the installed app — it just appears in the share menu once DMPR is installed.

Bookmarklet (alternative)

Prefer a bookmarklet? Chrome on Android supports them, though they're fiddly to install on mobile. The share target above is the smoother path. If you still want it, generate one from the bookmarklet setup page on desktop and sync it to your phone via Chrome.