It would be nice to be able to access the community via a mobile app than web browser. I can imagine it would be a pretty popular app in its own right. It would get some headlines that an app to talk about banking could be so popular. Suspect my first sentence eludes to exactly what this is though - a nice to have - rather than something worth putting dev resource on.
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There is one, at least at iOS. It is called DiscourseHub.
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Iâve bookmarked the site and saved it as a link on my main page, i press the button and it directs me straight to the site. Only problem is that it opens a new tab every time so I have to actively close old tabs.
Just downloaded this and linked it up. Seems okay but I was thinking of a Monzo product in the app store
On my OnePlus itâs saved itself into an app format.
Opens in itâs own self contained Chrome browser but with no tabs or nav.
On my 6t I havenât had the same option and I canât remember what I did to make it do it the first time.
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I think thatâs if you click to make it a bookmark but select add to homescreen. Least thatâs what happens on ios when i do that
Yep if you add to home screen then it either opens a new tab or displays your existing community tab (OP5 w/ Nova)
Under both my Moto phones, and on Chromebook, it has done that
Originally I got a pop up. Now cannot work out how to replicate as it embedded itself in Chrome 
Got something similar, but not quite as extensive, for Marcus
Wondered if I could replicate the steps, so went to try
Managed to âuninstallâ it in Chrome OS by going to the App Launcher, right clicking on the Monzo Community icon and selecting âRemove from Chromeâ
Now cannot find a way to add it again
Whoops!
Closest method to replicate now:
Cannot get back what I have removed
I wonder if Chrome deprecated that approach
Android users: highly recommend an app called Hermit that will do this for you.
If youâre on Android, go to the forum home (where all the categories show), press the overflow menu (the three dots at the top next to your tabs switcher) then press âAdd to Home Screenâ.
Monzo Forum will now appear in your list of apps and will work as if itâs, its own app.
For iOS, I believe thereâs also the option of adding to home screen, but not sure how well it works as I havenât got a device to hand.
iOS when opened in Safari
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I would very very much not like development time to be given to this over the main app.
Hopefully some of the things people have suggested in this thread work for you 
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I agree. Good thoughts shared, thank you
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You can save any page from Chrome/Ecosia (perhaps other browsers, too) to your homescreen, which means it opens as a stand-alone âappâ.
They seem to have retired that recently, at least for Chrome OS
No longer have an option to add to the app launcher
Can still create a shortcut
Not quite the same, but adequate
Still works just fine on my phone. Most of the web pages I have added to my home screen feel app-like when opened. The exception being Skipton (shakey fist) which just opens in the browser.
I assume it depends on how the web page itself was developed, and that they need to add the support for it.
I would guess that most websites built with mobile in mind (almost all modern websites) will work just fine in this way.
This. The Monzo forum worked just fine when I used it this way.
I agree with Josh. I donât get why the community is separate from the app e.g we have to create a monzo account and a community account.
Understand that itâs easy enough to access the community using various apps or bookmarks, but havenât seen a compelling reason why it wouldnât be integrated into the main appâŚ