NoVo installs on both desktop and mobile, but the experiences play different roles: the full dealer map is built for a big screen, while mobile shines for a quick look at the levels. Here's how to use each and why the split makes sense.
Why the map wants a big screen
The full dashboard shows a lot of structure at once — the complete dealer map, the tape, the levels, the context — and that density is best absorbed on a desktop or large display where you can see everything together. Reading confluence across many levels, watching the map evolve, and thinking with the whole picture in view is a big-screen task. That's where you do your primary analysis and, on Trader, watch the map redraw on the live chart as price moves.
What mobile is great for
Mobile isn't a lesser version — it's the right tool for a different job. Because the map is computed on our servers and streamed to whatever you open it on, the mobile PWA carries the same numbers as the desktop: where the gamma flip sits, which walls are holding, and what NoVo has said about the session. It keeps you in touch with the structure without being chained to a big screen.
Desktop is the workshop; mobile is the wristwatch. One is where you do the reading, the other is where you keep an eye on things, and together they mean you're never out of the loop.
Using them together
The natural workflow: do your primary reading and decision-making on the desktop dashboard where the full map lives, and use mobile to keep track of the levels when you step away. This is the point of NoVo installing like an app on both platforms: the full picture where you have the screen, and the same read in your pocket everywhere else. Neither replaces the other; they cover different moments.