WKWebView and adds iOS-specific integrations: push notifications and a share extension that drops links and text straight into your inbox.
Install via TestFlight
The iOS app is in TestFlight while the project is in private beta. Once you have an invite:- Install TestFlight from the App Store.
- Open the invite link from your email — TestFlight will offer to install Fortress.
- Launch Fortress and sign in.
What you get
- Native shell — Fortress runs in a
WKWebViewconfigured to keep popups and OAuth flows in-app instead of bouncing out to Safari. - Push notifications — your iOS device registers a push token with Fortress so agents can notify you when they finish a task or ask a question.
- Share extension — share links, selected text, or screenshots from any app into your Fortress inbox.
Sharing into Fortress
The share extension appears in the iOS share sheet alongside Messages, Mail, and other apps. Tap it to drop the shared content into your Fortress inbox as a new task. You can edit the title and add context before saving.Troubleshooting
The app keeps opening Safari instead of staying in-app
The app keeps opening Safari instead of staying in-app
Update to the latest TestFlight build. Earlier builds occasionally bounced OAuth and external links to Safari; recent builds keep these flows inside the
WKWebView.Push notifications aren't arriving
Push notifications aren't arriving
Open Settings → Notifications → Fortress on your device and confirm notifications are allowed. If the toggle is on but nothing arrives, sign out and back in to re-register your device token.
The share extension is missing from the share sheet
The share extension is missing from the share sheet