MORATUS Mobile
Chat on Mobile works the same way as on Web: the response streams in, the tools MORATUS uses appear as rows in the chat, and the response is shown with Markdown formatting.
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Streaming responses | The response appears as it's written, so you can start reading before it's done. |
| Tool rows | Tools in use, such as web search, appear as separate rows in the chat. |
| Markdown | Headings, lists, tables, and code blocks are shown formatted. |
| Stopping | Stop a running response with the stop button in the composer. |
| Resuming | If the connection drops, the stream resumes where it left off. |
| Responses on other devices | You can attach to a response running on another device. |
| Automatic titles | The chat gets a title based on its content. |
If the connection drops
Responses keep generating on the server, so if your phone loses its connection for a moment, the response isn't lost; when the connection comes back, the stream resumes where it left off.
If you close the app
Even if you close the app, the response is completed on the server and saved to the chat. You'll see it when you return to the chat or open it from another device.
Example scenario
- On your computer, you send a long research request on Web.
- On the way, you open the same chat on your phone; it attaches to the running response and you follow the stream on Mobile.
- When the response is done, the chat gets an automatic title, and you continue it from Mobile or Web.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens if I stop a response? The response stops at that point; you can continue the chat with a new message.
- Do I write the chat title? No. The title is set automatically.
- Which models does Mobile use? Mobile uses the same API as Web, so it works with Web's models (see Models).