AI trading platform Mojo said its app is now available on Apple’s App Store, opening iPhone access for users who want to turn trading ideas into agents inside the mobile app. According to Mojo, users can create an agent on iPhone, review the proposed plan, approve it, and then monitor the agent’s activity from within the app.
The company also issued migration instructions for existing users coming from the TestFlight version. Those users need to remove the beta app first, install the new public release version 1.0.3 or later, sign in with the same login method they used before, and check their account details after logging in.
Mojo said new iOS subscriptions are now handled through Apple’s in-app purchase system. Existing members were told to confirm their current access status before subscribing again, so they do not end up paying twice for the same service.
AI trading platform Mojo said its app is now live on the App Store. The company said users can turn trading ideas into agents on iPhone, review the plan, approve it, and track the agent’s activity inside the app.
Mojo also shared steps for users migrating from TestFlight. Those users need to uninstall the beta version first, then install the new release, version 1.0.3 or later. After that, they should sign in using their original login method and verify their account information.
The platform said new iOS subscriptions are now processed through Apple’s in-app purchase system. Existing members were advised to confirm their current access rights before subscribing again to avoid duplicate subscriptions.
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