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One app. Every device.

DocPasser installs straight from your browser โ€” no app store, no separate downloads, no waiting for approval. Install once per device and your data syncs everywhere with the same account.

๐Ÿค– Android

phones & tablets ยท via Chrome
  1. Open docpasser.com/app in Chrome
  2. Tap the Install app button at the bottom of the page (or Chrome menu โ‹ฎ โ†’ Add to Home screen)
  3. Confirm โ€” DocPasser appears with your other apps
Open DocPasser to install

๐ŸŽ iPhone & iPad

via Safari (Apple requires this route)
  1. Open docpasser.com/app in Safari
  2. Tap the Share button (square with an up arrow)
  3. Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen, then Add
Open DocPasser to install

๐ŸชŸ Windows

via Chrome or Edge
  1. Open docpasser.com/app in Chrome or Edge
  2. Click the install icon at the right end of the address bar (or the Install app button at the bottom of the page)
  3. DocPasser opens in its own window and appears in your Start menu
Open DocPasser to install

๐Ÿ’ป macOS

via Safari, Chrome or Edge
  1. Open docpasser.com/app
  2. Safari: File menu โ†’ Add to Dock
    Chrome/Edge: click the install icon in the address bar
  3. DocPasser lives in your Dock like a native Mac app
Open DocPasser to install

๐Ÿง Linux

via Chrome or Chromium
  1. Open docpasser.com/app in Chrome / Chromium
  2. Click the install icon in the address bar (or page menu โ†’ Install DocPasser)
  3. DocPasser is added to your application launcher
Open DocPasser to install

๐ŸŒ Any browser

nothing to install at all
  1. Just go to docpasser.com/app and sign in
  2. Same account, same data, everywhere
  3. Works offline after your first visit
Open in browser

Why isn't this in the App Store / Play Store?

DocPasser is an installable web app (PWA) โ€” the same technology Twitter, Starbucks and Uber use. It means updates reach you instantly (no store review delays), it works offline, your licence works on unlimited devices, and no app store takes a 30% cut that would push the price up. Install it once and it behaves exactly like a native app: its own icon, its own window, no browser bars.