Platforms
The same HAM that drives a phone drives a watch, a browser, and a desktop. This is the honest state of every port — updated as each one moves. Bookmark it: whatever device you're holding, your link lands here first.
| Platform | Built | Verified | Testing | Review | Released | Release date | Get it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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iOS
iPhone
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Jul 31, 2026 | App Store | |||||
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iPadOS
iPad, native full screen
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Aug 18, 2026 | App Store | |||||
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Web
no install, just a URL
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Aug 16, 2026 | Open the app | |||||
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Android
phones & tablets
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Aug 17, 2026 | Google Play | |||||
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Wear OS
Learn HAM on your wrist · on the internal test track
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No date yet | In testing | |||||
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macOS
a native desktop app: it runs, and is being finished
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No date yet | In progress | |||||
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visionOS
Apple Vision Pro: the iPad app, in compatibility mode
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No date yet | In progress | |||||
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Android TV
Google TV: the TV build runs, being finished for Google Play
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No date yet | In progress | |||||
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Windows
a real .exe
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— | Not scheduled yet | |||||
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Linux
builds run; packaging for Flathub next
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No date yet | In progress | |||||
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Roku
Roku TVs, as a separate add-on
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No date yet | In progress | |||||
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Apple Watch
watchOS
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— | Not supported yet | |||||
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Apple TV
tvOS
|
— | Not supported yet |
HypeApps apps are server-driven: the client renders markup your server sends. The markup can ask what it's running on — watch:, tablet:, desktop: — so one page politely reshapes itself for a wrist, a pocket, or a wall. Every row above is the same framework and largely the same markup, not eleven codebases.