Where each feature works

One account, five clients. Not everything makes sense everywhere.

Available Partial — Not supported
Feature Web iOS Android Desktop CLI
View dashboards —
Edit reports view only view only
Offline access — —
Push notifications browser —
Bulk export ——
Admin settings ——
SSO sign-in Q4
Scripting and automation ——— Q4

Minimums: iOS 16, Android 11, macOS 13, Windows 10 22H2, Node 20 for the CLI. Older versions keep working but stop receiving new features.

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The prompt

Build a platform support matrix with Tailwind CSS. Above the table, a heading, a muted subline, and a legend of three small items — available, partial and planned — each with its marker. The table has a feature column and four platform columns with icon-and-label headers for Web, iOS, Android, Desktop and CLI. Include eight feature rows covering dashboards, editing, offline mode, notifications, exports, admin settings, SSO login and scripting. Cells hold a green check for full support, an amber half-circle glyph with a small "partial" label under it for limited support, a muted dash for unsupported, and a small "Q4" pill for planned items. Zebra-stripe alternate rows very faintly, make the first column sticky on horizontal scroll, and wrap the table in a container that scrolls sideways on small screens. Under it, a footnote about the minimum OS versions.

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