How to install AI Endurance on iOS

How to install AI Endurance on iOS

While we are getting our app ready for the App Store you can install AI Endurance at full functionality on your iOS device with only a few clicks.

  • Open Safari
  • Tap the 'Share' button
  • Scroll down and tap 'Add to Home Screen'
  • Tap 'Add'

You can open the AI Endurance app from your home screen via the app icon.

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