The iOS companion, end to end.

The mobile app is the same workspace, the same projects, the same team — designed for the moments where you're on the line with a clipboard in your other hand or reviewing on the commute. Five tabs cover everything, and the chapters below mirror the web track stop-for-stop.

At a glance

Three things worth knowing.

Same workspace

Real-time sync with the web — change something on either and the other reflects it within seconds.

Full DMAIC on iPhone

Charter, VOC, CTQ, capability with control charts, FMEA, recommendations, summary, PDF — every artefact is on iOS.

Offline-friendly

Online-first with a local cache; writes queue up when you lose signal and replay when you reconnect.

The five tabs

Bottom tab bar — the entire navigation.

9:41↻+ProjectsMY PROJECTSDecrease line-3 scrap rateCompletedCut line-3 scrap from 7.2% to under 2% by end of Q3 without addinginspection headcount.◫4⚠14✦12✨AI›SHARED WITH MEReduce ED triage timeMercy Memorial · sarah.chen…Viewer›Cycle time on assembly cellBayside Plant · james.patel…Lead›Inventory turn improvementsBayside Plant · james.patel…Contributor›On-time fulfilment for SKU-ABayside Plant · james.patel…Contributor›OverviewProjectsToolkitShadowingSettings
Figure 1The Projects tab — owned projects on top, shared projects below.

The bottom tab bar is the whole nav model on iOS — no menus, no drawers. Five tabs, left to right:

  1. Overview — the dashboard. Daily-activity heatmap, sigma journey, where-you-stand bars, DMAIC coverage radar.
  2. Projects — every project you own + every one shared with you, split into two sections.
  3. Toolkit — the 34 tools, grouped by phase, with the Lean Six Sigma Calculator scratchpad pinned at the top.
  4. Shadowing — capture timestamped observations as you walk the process. The iOS-first surface.
  5. Settings — account, workspace, plan & usage, members, and the row back into this guide.

Inside a project

A native list — not a desktop tab strip.

9:41‹ ProjectsProjectSummaryEditDecrease line-3 scrap rateQ3 initiative · cut scrap from 7.2% to under 2%, no extra inspectionheadcount, hold the gain through holiday production.CompletedUpdated 2h agoASSISTANT✦AI AssessmentGenerated 2h ago · DMAIC narrative review›DEFINE◧CharterCut line-3 scrap from 7.2% to under 2%…›"Voice of Customer8 statements›◇CTQ Requirements10 requirements›MEASURE & ANALYZE⌗Processes4 processes · SIPOC · VSM · Fishbone›◐Shadowing3 sessions›⚠FMEA14 entries · RPN 4329›IMPROVE✦Recommendations12 items · 5 implemented›OverviewProjectsToolkitShadowingSettings
Figure 2Project detail — overview at the top, grouped phase-section rows below, Summary + Edit in the nav bar.

On web the project detail uses a horizontal tab strip (Charter / VOC / CTQ / etc.). On iOS the same artefacts live as rows inside grouped list sections, one section per DMAIC phase. Tap a row to drill into that artefact; tap ‹ Projects to come back. The toolbar carries Summary (opens the full-screen executive summary) and Edit (opens the project editor sheet).

The sections map exactly to the web tabs: Assistant (AI Assessment), Define (Charter, VOC, CTQ), Measure & Analyze (Processes, Shadowing, FMEA), Improve (Recommendations), Toolkit (the 34 tools), Team (Members, Activity).

The journey

Seven chapters cover the full DMAIC trip.