A product agent purpose built for mobile.
Frigade knows your product on a phone as well as it does on a desktop, so a mobile user gets the mobile path, not the desktop one.
Mobile isn't a smaller desktop.
On a phone the sidebar becomes a menu, the table turns into a stack of cards, and settings ends up behind an icon. The steps to get anywhere are different from the desktop ones.
An agent that is only aware of your desktop product does not know any of that. It answers a mobile user with the same confidence it would give anyone, names things that are not on their screen, and leaves them searching for a menu that does not exist there. Frigade learns the mobile version too, and what it learns becomes a separate mobile knowledge base.
The same answer is wrong on a phone.
Most agents are trained on your help center, so they can only repeat what it happens to say and how current it happens to be. Frigade is trained on the product itself, mobile and desktop, so it knows the screen a user is actually looking at.
It points at a sidebar that isn't there.
It teaches the mobile path.
Tap the order, then Refund at the bottom of the card. I can walk you through it.
Three steps to turn it on.
Frigade learns the mobile version
Frigade works through your product on a phone-sized screen, the way a mobile user would, and what it learns becomes a separate mobile knowledge base.
Mobile switches on automatically
One config field points Frigade at your mobile assistant. On a phone-sized screen it switches over automatically, so there is nothing to detect and nothing to wire up.
Answers match the screen
A question asked on a phone is answered from the mobile knowledge base, in the mobile UI, with the mobile path through your product.
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Frigade switches on the viewport itself, so there is no mobile detection to wire up.
Your product keeps the screen.
There is not much screen on a phone, so Frigade uses as little of it as it can. Users pull it up when they want help and push it back down when they need to work.
Out of the way
Frigade drops to the bottom of the screen so a user can go act on what they just learned, and the conversation is waiting when they come back.
Tap the order, then Refund at the bottom of the card. I can walk you through it.
Just the answer
An answer takes only the room it needs, so the screen the user asked about is still in front of them.
Open the order from your list, then tap Refund at the bottom of the card.
Refund order #4821
$129.00 back to their card
Full screen
When someone wants to dig in, Frigade takes the whole screen, with sources, follow-ups, and everything the desktop panel carries.
Frigade shows the step instead of describing it.
Written directions make a user translate them onto their own screen, guess at what matches, and start over when it does not. Frigade skips the translation and walks them through the real thing, one step at a time.
How AI-generated tours workBuilt to sit inside your app.
Sits above your tab bar
Frigade measures what your app already keeps at the bottom of the screen and sits above it. Nothing to configure, nothing to tell us about your layout.
Rises with the keyboard
When the keyboard opens, the sheet and the input move with it, so what a user is typing is never hidden behind it.
Stays clear of system chrome
Safe-area insets on every edge, so the sheet never lands under a status bar or runs off the bottom of the screen.
Sized for thumbs
Choices are cards a user taps instead of keyboard shortcuts, and the input is sized so iOS does not zoom the page the moment they start typing.
The same guarantees as the rest of the Assistant.
Self-host with your own LLM keys
Run Frigade in your own environment so nothing your mobile users do has to leave it.
Sees only what the user sees
The assistant reads the screen the user is on, with their permissions. Mark anything you want excluded and it never leaves the page.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and SSO
The compliance and access controls your security review is going to ask about, ready before it does.
Everything Frigade does on desktop, it does on mobile.
Skills run, answers come back as real UI rather than a wall of text, and guides point at the screen. Mobile is the same assistant in a shell built for touch.