Claude Code itself runs on a desktop — that's where ~/.claude/skills/ lives and where you actually use a skill in your editor. But the catalog has 67,000+ entries, and that's far too many to browse during your work day, on your work machine, in the middle of an actual task.
The mobile app is the discovery surface. Browse the registry on your phone whenever — subway, lunch, in a meeting where you shouldn't be on your laptop. Find something interesting? One tap opens the same URL on the desktop. Install happens there, in 2 seconds.
The two surfaces close a loop the website alone never could: discover on mobile, install on desktop, use in Claude Code.
The discovery → install loop
https://claudskills.com/skills/<slug>/ to the install instructions on the web.SKILL.md to ~/.claude/skills/<slug>/. No copy-paste, no edits.Where each surface earns its keep
quality_pro ≥ 80). Deterministic per-device — same skill recurs once every ~18 years on a single device. Habit loop.SKILL.md to ~/.claude/skills/<slug>/ and the skill is live in your next Claude session. Mobile sends you here.https://claudskills.com/skills/<slug>/ URL opens directly in the app on iOS and Android — share cards from a friend, links in your team's Slack, X mentions. iOS AASA + Android assetlinks.json restrict interception to /skills/* only.Frequently asked
No — Claude Code itself runs on macOS, Linux, or Windows, and skills install at ~/.claude/skills/ on that machine. The mobile app is a discovery surface: browse the full registry on your phone, share interesting skills with teammates, then open the same URL on your desktop to run the one-click install. The "Open on claudskills.com" button on every skill in the app routes to the install instructions on the web.
Three native-only features: a daily push notification at 9am with a curated Skill of the Day from the top 12% of the catalog; a local streak counter that rewards daily visits with milestone share cards; and a one-tap share-card generator that exports a 1080×1920 branded image with QR code to X, Threads, Instagram Stories, or LinkedIn. The website has none of these — they only make sense on a device you carry.
Completely free. No in-app purchases, no ads, no third-party tracking, no analytics SDKs. The app collects zero personal data — see the mobile privacy policy. Pro features (the multi-signal Quality Score and one-click install) live in the desktop app and the website; mobile is purely a discovery surface that funnels users back to the website for purchase, never the other direction.
Yes — iOS Universal Links and Android App Links are wired for paths under /skills/. Once the app is installed, tapping any https://claudskills.com/skills/<slug>/ URL (from a friend's share card, an X post, a Slack link, etc.) opens directly in the app on the recipient's device. The website still serves the same page in the browser for users who don't have the app, so neither side is broken for either audience.
We're finishing first-build QA. Once the iOS and Android builds clear TestFlight and Play internal track review, the App Store and Google Play download buttons on this page go live. Watch What's New for the launch post, or sign up via the form on the homepage.
No. The app makes exactly one HTTP request to our servers: a daily GET to claudskills.com/data/skills.json to refresh the cached catalog. No telemetry SDKs, no analytics beacons, no per-tap reporting. The daily-skill pick is computed deterministically from today's date on your device — no server call needed. Detail in the privacy policy.