Tildi runs in a browser today, on a laptop or a phone. An iPhone app, a keyboard, a share sheet, and a browser extension are on the way, and this is the honest state of each, rather than the eventual one.
01
Today
The web room, in any modern browser
Tildi runs in a browser, and that is the whole requirement. There is nothing to install and no extension to add.
Works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.
Works on a phone browser too: the layout adapts to a small screen.
All four tools are there: Rewrite, Second Read, Prepare, and People.
02
On the way
Tildi for iPhone is not out yet
The iPhone app is still being built. Until it lands, a phone browser does everything the room does, and anything you save now is waiting when the app arrives.
The room works in Safari and Chrome on a phone today.
There is no waitlist and no pre-order.
Availability is announced on the roadmap first.
03
On the way
Inside the apps you already write in
Three ways into other places are being built. Two are part of the iPhone release. The third is a browser extension for Chrome and Edge, which is built and in validation, and not yet in a store. Until they land, the web room is the only place Tildi runs.
A Tildi keyboard, for rewriting where you are already typing.
A share sheet action, for sending a message you received into Second Read.
A browser extension that shows a small mark in message boxes on sites you turn it on for. Nothing is read until you press the mark.
04
Across all of them
What follows you, wherever Tildi runs
One account covers every surface. What travels between them is what you deliberately kept: never the message you are part-way through.
Saved entries, your people, and your voice traits sync.
Unfinished drafts stay on the one browser or device.
Signing in once on each surface is the whole setup.