Yada.
Install Yada

Add Yada to your home screen.

Same site. Full screen. Like an app — without waiting for the app store.

Free · 30-day journey · Works on iPhone, iPad, and Android

You're already running Yada from your home screen. Welcome.

iPhone & iPad · Safari

Add Yada to your home screen in 4 taps.

1
Make sure you're in Safari.
Look at the bottom of the screen — you should see Safari's tab and share buttons. If you opened this in Chrome, Firefox, or an in-app browser (Instagram, Facebook, email), tap the share/menu and choose Open in Safari first. Add-to-Home-Screen only works in Safari on iOS.
2
Tap the Share button.
On iPhone the Share button is at the bottom center of the screen — a square with an arrow pointing up. On iPad it's at the top right. If you don't see the toolbar, tap once near the top or bottom edge of the page to bring it back.
3
Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen.
The share sheet has two rows. Below the contact and app sharing rows, scroll the second row down until you see Add to Home Screen with a plus icon. Tap it.

Don't see it? On older iOS versions you may need to tap Edit Actions at the bottom of the share sheet and turn on Add to Home Screen.
4
Tap Add in the top right.
You'll see a preview titled Yada with the cream-and-olive icon. Leave the name as is and tap Add. The Yada icon now lives on your home screen — open it from there for the full-screen experience.

When you launch Yada from the home screen, the URL bar disappears and the app feels native — that's the point.

One-tap install available

Your browser can install Yada directly. No menu hunting needed.

Android · Chrome, Edge, Samsung Internet

Add Yada to your home screen.

1
Open the browser menu.
In Chrome or Edge, tap the three vertical dots in the top right corner. In Samsung Internet, tap the three horizontal lines at the bottom right. In Firefox for Android, tap the three dots, then tap Install.
2
Tap Install app or Add to Home screen.
The wording depends on your browser:
· Chrome / Edge: look for Install app or Add to Home screen.
· Samsung Internet: look for Add page to → Home screen.
· Firefox: tap Install.

If you don't see any of these options, your browser may not support installable web apps. Try Chrome or Edge.
3
Confirm the install.
A small confirmation card appears with the Yada name and icon. Tap Install (or Add). The Yada icon now lives on your home screen and in your app drawer.

When you launch Yada from the home screen, it opens full-screen — no browser URL bar, no tabs, no distractions.

Desktop · Mac, Windows, Linux

Yada is built for your phone.

The Yada daily practice is designed for a phone — the 5-minute morning prompt, the evening reflection, the voice-to-text. You can install it on desktop too, but the rhythm of daily check-ins lives best on the device that's with you.

A
On your phone · recommended
Open yada.ccrcoaching.com in Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android) and follow the iPhone or Android steps. The whole install takes about 30 seconds.

B
On desktop ·
In Chrome or Edge: look for a small install icon on the right side of the address bar (a monitor with a down-arrow). Click it and choose Install.

In Safari on macOS: File → Add to Dock.

In Firefox: Firefox desktop doesn't support installable web apps. Use Chrome, Edge, or just keep yada.ccrcoaching.com bookmarked.

Something not working?

The three most common snags — and the fix for each.

I don't see "Add to Home Screen" in the share sheet (iPhone)

This almost always means one of two things:

You're not in Safari. Add-to-Home-Screen only appears in Safari's share sheet on iOS. If you tapped a link from Instagram, Messages, or another app, the page may have opened in that app's built-in browser. Tap the share icon, scroll right, and choose Open in Safari — then try again.

The action has been turned off. Open the share sheet, scroll down past the share targets, and look for Edit Actions. Tap it and turn on Add to Home Screen with the green toggle.

Nothing happens when I tap the install button (Android)

Two things to check:

You're using the right browser. Installable web apps work in Chrome, Edge, Samsung Internet, and recent Firefox. They don't work in older Android browsers or in-app webviews. If you tapped a link from Gmail or Messages, the page may have opened inside that app — use the share button to open it in Chrome.

Yada is already installed. Check your app drawer for the cream-and-olive Yada icon. If it's there, just tap it.

I already installed Yada but opening the link still opens Safari

iOS will sometimes route links to Safari instead of your installed Yada app. That's an iOS quirk, not a bug in Yada.

To open the installed Yada experience, tap the Yada icon on your home screen directly. That always opens in full-screen mode with no Safari URL bar.

If your installed Yada app feels stuck on an old screen, force-quit it (swipe up and flick the Yada card away), then reopen from the home screen — the latest version will load.

I'm in Chrome on iPhone and there's no "Install" option

Correct — Apple only allows Add-to-Home-Screen from Safari on iOS, no matter which browser you're using. This isn't a Yada limitation, it's an iOS policy. Open this page in Safari and the iPhone steps above will work.

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