Docs About Instinctor InCommand: the phone app

InCommand: the phone app

Written from the code. InCommand is the mobile half of the dashboard, served at /dashboard/app. It is a web app that installs to the home screen, not a store app: there is nothing to download and nothing to buy. Free with every site.

The owner-facing walkthrough is [[phone-app]]; this page is what it IS and where it runs.

The screens

Today carries the day's numbers (bookings today or new requests, unread chats, dollars approved today) and a Needs-you stream of what is waiting.

Bookings or Requests, depending on whether the site takes bookings. Bookings gets confirm, decline, move it (checks the slot, texts the client) and close a day (nothing can be booked in, everything already booked stays). Requests gets the job with tap-to-call, the priced work, and job-status steps that text the customer.

Chats shows every conversation, polls while open, and renders the assistant's automatic replies outlined so the owner can tell what the machine already said. Draft writes a suggested reply from the business's own details; nothing sends itself.

Your prices edits service prices from the phone. Your QR code shares or prints the code that opens the site. Settings edits the business facts: name, description, address, hours, the public phone versus the alert phone, and what the site's chat should know.

How does the owner get the app? A magic link from Settings

  • instinctor.com tenants: the owner signs in with the email they published

    • with. The panel is always available.

  • Designer-built sites, WordPress or standalone: off by default. The designer

    • turns it on in Settings, names the owner, and sends one link. The link carries a signed token bound to that user and host, expires in 14 days, and signs them in for 30 days with no password. Revoking rotates the secret and kills every outstanding link.

What is free and what is Pro

The app itself is free everywhere. Creation-from-the-phone is the paid half: camera-to-gallery and AI drafts. On a licensed install (a designer-built client site) everything is unlocked, because the client already paid.

What InCommand does NOT have

No store app on the App Store or Play Store. No push notifications: alerts are SMS and WhatsApp. No page building; the site editor stays on a computer. No products, inventory, orders or shipping management, deliberately, because no vertical tenant runs a product store.

Where it lives

Routes in Core\Plugin (standalone) and Plugin::routePanel() (WordPress). Screens in Frontend\TenantDashboardController. Owner access in Services\OwnerAccess. Landing page: 1911 (/app).