The Aitelier mobile app is a companion to the web platform — built for owners and managers who want to create, supervise and improve their agent from a phone. It is not a re-skin of the dashboard; it is the owner's view: what happened, what needs attention, and an AI Copilot to act on it.
Aitelier for iOS and Android is available now — download it free from the App Store and Google Play. Sign in with your existing Aitelier account; there is no separate mobile signup.
What the mobile app does
Create an agent from your phone
The full creation flow works on mobile: paste your website URL (or describe your business), watch the platform crawl and provision, then walk the AI goals dialog — the Copilot proposes goals, an industry pack and a draft scenario, and you apply or refine right there. You can go from install to a talking agent without touching a desktop.
Test calls
Tap Test call and talk to your agent over a live voice session. Interrupt it, push on edge cases, hear exactly what a caller hears. Before the first test call, the app asks for your consent to share the conversation audio with the AI providers that power the agent — you can review or revoke that consent any time in Settings.
Sessions
The Sessions tab lists your calls and conversations with their status and outcome. Open one for the summary and the details — and when something looks off, hand the session to the Copilot ("explain this call", "why did the agent not book?") and turn the answer into a configuration change.
Goals with an AI editor
Every goal is visible in the app, and editing goes through the Copilot: describe the change in plain language, get a concrete proposal, apply it with a tap. Each goal keeps a revision history, and any revision can be reverted with one tap — experiment freely, roll back instantly.
A Copilot on every screen
The same Ask AI entry point follows you through the app. It answers questions about your project and proposes typed configuration changes — goal edits, prompt changes, knowledge refresh — that you apply or refine. Proposals are explicit: you always see what will change before it changes.
Notifications
The app stays quiet by default. It notifies you when there is something worth acting on — for example, when the AI has analysed recent calls and proposes a goal refinement, or when your website re-import finishes. Proposals land in the notification bell and as a banner on the home screen.
Team, connections and spend
- Members — invite teammates by email with a role (owner / editor / viewer), change roles, revoke invitations.
- Connections — connect Google Calendar directly from the phone (the OAuth flow runs in-app) and see the status of your other plugins.
- Billing guardrails — check your spend cap and pricing tier per project.
- Prompt editing — adjust the scenario's constrained prompt layer when you need a quick wording fix on the go.
What stays on the web
Some things the web dashboard has that the mobile app does not, by design:
- The script editor — a code editor on mobile would be a usability disaster. Write intercept scripts on the web.
- Webhook and API key management — developer surfaces live on the web.
- The full billing console — top-ups, invoices and payment methods are web-first.
The mobile app is deliberately not "all of the dashboard" — it is the parts an owner needs away from a desk.
Privacy
The mobile app signs in with the same email-code flow as the web. Tokens are kept in the platform keystore (iOS Keychain / Android encrypted storage); signing out revokes the device's push registration and clears the tokens. Session content is fetched live and is not persisted on the device.
Voice test calls stream audio to the AI providers that run your agent (LiveKit for media, plus the model providers on your tier) — the app asks for explicit consent before the first call, explains exactly what is shared, and lets you revoke consent in Settings.