Install SuperRonin on your phone
30 Oct 2026
A superintendent asked how to put SuperRonin on an Android phone so it opens like an app, not as one more tab among forty. Until today the only option was a browser bookmark on the home screen, and that opened a regular Chrome tab with the address bar on top. Now the browser offers a proper install.
On Android (Chrome). Open superronin.com/login and sign in. Chrome shows an "Install app" banner at the bottom; if it doesn't, open the ⋮ menu and tap Install app (on some phones the item is still called Add to home screen). SuperRonin lands among your apps with its own icon, opens in a separate window without the address bar and shows up as its own card in the recent apps list.
On iPhone and iPad (Safari). Open the same page, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Apple doesn't show an install banner, so this is the only way. One detail: on iPhone the home-screen app keeps its own session, separate from Safari, so after adding it, open the app and sign in there once more.
On a computer (Chrome or Edge). An install icon appears at the right end of the address bar on any SuperRonin page. After that the register opens from the dock or the Start menu in its own window.
What it is underneath. It's the same site, not a separate build: a web app manifest tells the browser the name, the icons and that SuperRonin should open in its own window. That's also why there is no store listing and no update to download. Every change we ship is in the app the next time you open it, the same way it is in the browser.
What it doesn't do yet. The installed app needs a connection, just like the site: certificates, surveys and PSC files are read from the server every time, so you always see the current state and not a copy from last week. There are no push notifications on the phone either. Expiry reminders keep coming by e-mail as before.
The app starts on the sign-in page. If you are already signed in, it lists your organisations, and one tap takes you to the fleet overview with the vessels and what's due.
If the install button doesn't appear on your phone, write to us with the phone model and the browser version, and we'll find out why.