hashcards mobile support

While desktop & markdown is great for creating cards, I often tend to review them on mobile, since it allows you to use waiting times more productively.

I realize proper mobile support with a separate app might be out of scope for a free one-man-project, but I just wanted to put it out here just in case it's not.

From what I can tell from issue #14, it's possible to use a terminal on the phone and ssh-ing to the desktop machine where hashcards is installed? Some documentation on how to make hashcards work on mobile might be useful.

Dec 15 '25 12:12 chrisgrieser

For android users termux is an option, it builds there.

Dec 15 '25 19:12 cake783

Perhaps serving the html ui over the network and accessing it on mobile phone can already be considered mobile-ready?

(yes, you might need tailscale running or something, though)

Dec 16 '25 18:12 Jiehong

I believe my feature request to have hashcards as a self-hosted web app (#77) could serve this use case. You'd need a server to host it on, but if the web UI was set up as a PWA, you could visit the page in Safari (on iOS) or Chrome/Firefox (on Android) and "Add to Home Screen" / "Install App"; it would appear as and behave like a native app, and the developer(s) wouldn't have to fuss with getting it into the App Store / Play Store.

Dec 16 '25 20:12 rlue