Rasid is a Progressive Web App: no app store, nothing to keep updated by hand — but it installs like a real app, gets its own icon, opens full-screen, and works offline. Pick your device below.
Go to app.rasids.com and sign in, just like on the website.
Top-right corner of Chrome. Chrome sometimes shows an "Install app" banner on its own — if you see that, just tap it instead of opening the menu.
(Sometimes labeled "Add to Home screen".) Confirm when Chrome asks.
Find it on your home screen and app drawer like any other app. It opens full-screen, no browser bar in sight.
Go to app.rasids.com and sign in. This only works in Safari — Chrome and other browsers on iPhone/iPad can't install apps to the home screen.
A square with an arrow pointing up — in Safari's toolbar (bottom of the screen on iPhone, top on iPad).
It's further down the share sheet, past the row of apps.
Rasid now sits on your Home Screen with its own icon, and opens full-screen like any other app.
Go to app.rasids.com and sign in. Works on Windows, Mac, or Chromebook.
A small icon on the right side of the address bar (a monitor with a down arrow, or a ⊕). Don't see it? Open the ⋮ / ··· menu instead and look for "Install Rasid…" or "Apps → Install this site as an app."
A confirmation dialog appears — click through it.
Pinned to your taskbar (Windows) or dock (Mac), separate from your browser — like a real desktop app.
Using Firefox? It doesn't support installing sites as standalone apps the same way — you can still bookmark app.rasids.com and use it normally in the browser tab.
Create your workspace first, then come back and install.