
Get the Numonday app
Handmade by independent UK makers, on your home screen. Get told when something you’ve saved drops in price or comes back, when a maker you follow adds something new, and when your order is posted. Selling on Numonday? Run your shop from your phone and get a notification the moment you make a sale.
On your iPhone: a few quick taps
- 1Tap the ⋯ (three dots) or ≡ (three lines) button in Safari’s address barThe address bar is at the bottom of your screen, showing numonday.com. Depending on your iPhone, you’ll see three dots next to the address or three lines just to the left of it: either one works. They’re part of Safari, not this page. Safari hides the address bar when you scroll down: scroll back up a little, or tap the very bottom of the screen, and it comes back.On older iPhones you’ll see the Share button at the bottom of the screen instead: tap that and skip to step 3.
- 2Tap “Share”If you don’t see Share straight away, tap “More” or scroll the menu.
- 3Scroll down and tap “Add to Home Screen” If it’s not in the list, tap “Edit Actions” at the bottom and add it.
- 4Tap “Add”The Numonday icon appears on your home screen.
First, open this page in Safari
You’re viewing this inside another app (like Facebook, Instagram or Gmail), which can’t add apps to your home screen.
- 1Copy this linkhttps://www.numonday.com/app/
- 2Open Safari, paste it in the address bar and goThen follow the steps shown there.
On your Android phone
Open this page in Chrome, tap the menu ⋮ at the top right, then Install app (or Add to Home screen).
Scan with your phone
Point your phone’s camera at this code to open this page on your phone, then follow the steps there.
Or type numonday.com/app into your phone’s browser.
Then turn on notifications
- 1Open Numonday from your home screenAlways use the icon, not the browser, so notifications can reach you.
- 2Log inUse your Numonday account. You only need to do this once.
- 3Tap “Turn on” and then “Allow”Sellers get a notification for every order, message, follow and save. Shoppers hear about price drops, restocks, new pieces from makers they follow, and when their order is posted.
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