Learn how to use the Pivot mobile app for iOS to access spaces, rooms, coursework, shared content, notifications, and live conversations.
Need to check an assignment before class, reply to a project thread between meetings, or join a live room on the way home? The Pivot mobile app for iOS keeps your spaces, conversations, files, and notifications within reach.
You’re not starting over on mobile. Open the same spaces you use on web or desktop, then return to the people, content, and discussions already there.
Download Pivot for iOS from the App Store.

From your phone, you can:
Here’s how each part fits into your mobile workflow.
Spaces give each project, team, course, or community a shared home. On mobile, you can move between the spaces you belong to and open the pages, rooms, and resources inside them.
Everything stays where it belongs. A project update remains with the project, a course discussion stays with the course, and a shared resource is ready when you need it. Check what’s happening now, then return to the same source of truth when you have more time.
Pivot blocks can hold pages, databases, whiteboards, files, assignments, and embedded resources. From your phone, open that content from the space where it lives instead of searching across separate apps.
Review a plan before a meeting, check a shared file between classes, or return to a whiteboard while an idea is still fresh. The people and conversations connected to that content stay close by.

Courses often bring instructions, deadlines, submissions, and discussion together. Keeping those pieces in one space makes the next step easier to find, even when you’re away from a computer.
Open assignment content and review the resources around it from your phone. Learners can check what’s due before class, while course teams can keep instructions, updates, and supporting material together.

Rooms give every conversation a clear place to live. That makes it easier to understand what happened and where to respond when you open Pivot on your phone.
Because the room already holds the context, you don’t have to rebuild it before you reply.

Some conversations need a live moment. Pivot’s audio rooms and video rooms keep meetings in the same space as the related updates and resources.
Open the room from your phone and join the conversation. When the live moment ends, the space is still there for the next update, reply, or shared file.

Your inbox brings messages, replies, room updates, posts, and assignment activity into one focused view. Open an item to return to the space where it happened, respond with the full discussion in view, and keep moving.
You can also adjust how and where Pivot reaches you. See Notifications and Settings for notification preferences, inbox filters, and other account settings.

The most useful mobile workflows are often the shortest: check an update, open the right file, answer a question, react to a message, or join a live room. You don’t need to recreate your desktop setup just to keep something moving.
Spaces keep the group together, rooms keep the conversation organized, and blocks keep shared knowledge close at hand. Your phone becomes a direct path back into the work, not another workspace to maintain.
Need help or want to report an issue? Tap the ? icon in the bottom-left corner of Pivot, then open Help & Support. From there, you can browse Pivot Docs, check service status, send feedback, or message the Pivot team.
When you report an issue, include:
Those details give the team a clearer place to start and can help you get an answer faster.
Download Pivot for iOS from the App Store, sign in with your Pivot account, and take your spaces with you.
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