One account, every screen: Raven on the web, desktop, and your phone

Here is a boring sentence that will resonate with anyone who works for a living: your chats should not evaporate when you close a tab. Yet that is the deal with most AI tools. Tab closed, context gone, and the mobile app, where one exists at all, turns out to be a different and lesser product with its own confused idea of what your history is.

Raven takes the boring position that there is one product and you get it on every screen. The web app is complete: shared chats, research mode, connectors, documents, settings, everything. We held nothing back for a native upsell, because people who only ever use the browser deserve the whole thing, not a teaser.

Native where native matters

Native apps exist where native earns its keep. There is a Windows app for x64 and ARM64 machines, a macOS app for Apple silicon, and a phone app for Android and iPhone that installs like any other app. None of these is a "mobile edition" of the real product. The parking lot works exactly like the desk.

The sync is where it gets good

Start a question at your desk. Walk into a meeting. Finish typing it in the elevator, where the right phrasing always arrives late. Sit back down and the answer is already mid-stream on your screen.

That works because Raven keeps every signed-in device live through a realtime layer we built ourselves. Messages, shared-chat activity, even replies still in the middle of streaming show up on the other screens as they happen, not on the next reload. The industry default here is "refresh and pray", and we thought that was beneath the product. Give it a week and you stop thinking about which device has what. That, more than any individual app, is the feature.

Files, dark mode, and other luggage

Whatever you drop into a chat on one device, a file, an image, a screenshot, is waiting on the others by the time you switch. Midnight is no time for a bright white window. Dark mode follows you too.

Signing in

Google or Apple, once. The identity carries to the web, the desktop apps, and the phone. Your subscription, your usage, your memories, your connector settings, all of it rides on the account rather than the device. Configure nothing twice.

The desktop installers are on the download page, the phone app installs like any other app, and the web app is one click away. Whichever screen you pick, it is the same Raven looking back.