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Siesta AI Mobile App

The Siesta AI Mobile App brings your agents and conversations to iOS and Android. Use it to ask questions, continue work away from your desk, dictate a message, attach a file, or capture an audio recording for upload to Siesta AI.

The mobile app uses the same account, agents, and server-side conversation history as the Siesta AI web app. It is a focused mobile work surface rather than an administration or configuration interface.

Download the App

PlatformDownload
iOSDownload from the App Store
AndroidDownload from Google Play

Sign in with an existing Siesta AI account. The app supports:

  • email and password;
  • Google sign-in;
  • Microsoft sign-in.

Google and Microsoft sign-in open the provider's authorization flow and return you to the app after authentication. If the session expires or the server rejects it, the app clears the session and asks you to sign in again.

Siesta AI Mobile App new-chat screen

Open the navigation drawer to access the main mobile workflows:

  • New Chat opens an empty conversation and loads the agents available to your account.
  • New Recording opens the standalone audio recorder.
  • Recent conversations lets you return to server-side conversation history. More conversations load as you move through the list.
  • Profile shows your name, email, and profile image or initials, and provides the log-out action.

The current conversation is highlighted in the drawer. Selecting another conversation loads its messages and associated agent.

Start a Chat and Choose an Agent

On a new chat, the app loads the agents available to your account. Select the agent name before sending the first message if you want to use a different agent. After the conversation starts, the agent remains associated with that conversation.

You can also select an agent first and create a conversation directly from the agent list. Public agents are shown first, followed by the remaining agents alphabetically.

Agent selection in the Siesta AI Mobile App

Chat and Continue Conversations

The chat surface supports:

  • starting a new conversation or reopening an existing one;
  • progressively streamed assistant responses;
  • Markdown formatting for headings, lists, links, tables, and code;
  • visible response and reasoning progress while the agent is working;
  • automatic conversation titles returned by Siesta AI;
  • recovery of the completed server response if a live stream is interrupted.

Messages and conversation history are loaded from Siesta AI. When a response finishes, the recent-conversations list refreshes so the latest title and activity are available in the drawer.

Attach Files

After a conversation has been created, select the attachment button to choose a file from the device. The app uploads the file to that conversation and displays it above the composer as a removable pending attachment.

You can remove an attachment before sending. When you send the next message, its pending attachments are submitted with the prompt. If sending fails, the app restores them so you can try again.

An empty new chat does not yet have a server-side conversation. Send the first message, or create a conversation by selecting an agent, before attaching a file.

Dictate a Message

Select the microphone in the chat composer to dictate instead of typing. The app uses the native speech-recognition service on Android or iOS:

  1. Allow microphone and speech-recognition access when prompted.
  2. Speak while the recording indicator and waveform are active.
  3. Use the send action to stop recording, convert the speech to text, and send it to the current agent.
  4. Use the stop or cancel action to discard the dictated message.

If the device does not detect speech, the app keeps the conversation unchanged and asks you to try again.

Voice dictation in the Siesta AI Mobile App

Capture and Upload an Audio Recording

The standalone recorder is intended for longer notes, meetings, calls, or ideas that should enter the Siesta AI recordings workflow.

  1. Open New Recording and select the red record button.
  2. Pause when you want to review the elapsed time and captured waveform.
  3. Resume recording, discard it, or submit it for upload.
  4. Follow the upload percentage. You can cancel the upload and return to the paused recording if needed.

Paused and resumed segments are combined before upload. The app sends the audio, its duration, and a generated recording name to Siesta AI. Continue in Recordings to review the uploaded item and the outputs made available by your configured recording workflow.

Recording can continue while the app is in the background. Android shows a foreground recording notification while the microphone is active; iOS uses the operating system's background-audio capability.

Standalone audio recording in the Siesta AI Mobile App

Permissions and Local Data

The mobile app requests only the device capabilities needed for the action you start:

  • microphone access for dictation and standalone recordings;
  • speech-recognition access for voice-to-text messages;
  • file-picker access when you choose an attachment;
  • network access for sign-in, agents, conversations, uploads, and streamed responses.

The authentication token is kept in the operating system's secure storage. Chat history is fetched from Siesta AI rather than maintained as a persistent local conversation database. Standalone recordings use temporary local audio files while recording and uploading; those files are removed after a successful upload or when the recording is discarded.

Follow your organization's data-handling rules before attaching files or recording meetings and calls. Obtain any consent required for recording other people.

Mobile App or Another Siesta AI Surface?

SurfaceUse it for
Mobile AppAgent chat, existing conversations, file attachments, dictation, and audio capture while away from your desk
Desktop AppDesktop-native capture, global shortcuts, screen recording, tasks, and local workflows
Chrome ExtensionAgent chat and page context beside the active browser tab
Siesta AI web appAgent configuration, administration, data, connections, workflows, analytics, and organization settings

An agent's tools, knowledge, permissions, and behavior are configured on the server. The mobile app uses that configuration; it does not replace the web app's setup and governance surfaces.