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HAQQ Mobile

The HAQQ app for iOS and Android puts the legal assistant on a phone, with the same account, the same workspace and the same credits as the web app, not a separate product with its own login.

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The case for the phone: the answer you want between hearings is a question, not a screen.

One account, every device

HAQQ runs across interfaces that share one account. Your work email is the account, one sign-in opens the AI chat and eFirm, and a change made on one surface shows up immediately on the others. One plan covers web, iOS and Android; there is no separate mobile subscription.

The workspace is what everything hangs off. Chat history, data rooms, credits, the AI plan and the firm record all belong to one workspace at a time, and the app always has exactly one active. Credits sit in that workspace’s pool, so a top-up bought on a phone is spent by a colleague on the web and a balance is a firm number rather than a device number.

If you have not signed up yet, start on Create an account. The account you make there is the one you sign into on the phone.

Where to go next

Six pages, one per capability. Start wherever your question is.

  • Getting the App & Signing In

    Install HAQQ on iOS or Android, sign in with a work email, and the first-run profile wizard.

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  • Chat on a Phone

    Starting a conversation, the composer, watching an answer stream, choosing an agent, tool results, drafted documents and attaching files.

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  • Organising Your Work

    The navigation drawer, Projects, and the data rooms that feed a conversation.

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  • Account, Workspace & Plan

    Settings, switching workspaces, and buying a plan or credit top-ups through the store.

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  • Platform, Limits & Notifications

    Language, theme and text size, push notifications, forced-update and jailbreak screens, offline behaviour, and the limits you can actually hit.

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  • Mobile vs Web

    Where eFirm fits on a phone, the full feature-parity table against web, and which other docs pages apply unchanged.

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