fomo on the web and desktop

The short version

fomo’s help centre describes three ways to use fomo: the iOS app, the Android app, and the web app at fomo.family. There is no Windows or Mac download in any of fomo’s own pages. On a laptop or desktop, the web app is fomo’s desktop version, and it was announced on 29 April 2026.

You sign in with Continue with Apple or Continue with Google. Use the same account as on your phone: a different one does not open your account, it creates a new, separate one with its own empty wallets. If the web shows a sign-up prompt even though you used the right account, fomo says to tap through it; it loads your existing account.

What is the same, and what is different

	Mobile app	Web app
Wallets, cash balance, positions	Same account	Same account
Token trading	Yes	Yes
Perps (not for US persons)	Yes	Yes, “the same perps features”
Deposits	Apple Pay, debit card, bank (some US accounts), Coinbase or Cash App, USDC	USDC only
Withdrawals	US bank or crypto wallet	Crypto wallet only
One-tap trading	Quick Trades	Lightning button on open positions; Quick buy on Discover
Discover screen (live token table)	No	Web only
Price impact warning	Can be hidden per token	Shows every time
Full History screen	Yes	No: Transfers list plus the positions table
Notifications	Full settings	Only trader-activity alerts
Leaderboard “Following” view	Yes	No
App lock	Screen Lock (Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint)	PIN lock (six digits)
Multi-factor authentication	Shared: on in one means on in both	Shared
Slippage setting	Saved on that device	Saved in that browser
Key export	fomo.family/export-key	fomo.family/export-key

Source: fomo’s help centre, read 10 November 2026.

In practice: fund and cash out with your phone if you need a card or a US bank, and use the web for a bigger screen. Quick buy on Discover skips the price impact review that the token page shows, so on small, thin tokens it can fill far from the price you expected.

A browser is a bigger target than an app

fomo’s own security checklist has a separate section for the web, for good reason. A signed-in browser tab can be read and acted on by anything else running in that browser.

fomo recommends, and we agree:

• Use a separate browser profile only for fomo, with no extensions and no other sites signed in.
• Never run a bookmarklet (a bookmark that contains code) while signed in. Scam sites offer “tracker”, “sniper”, “claim” or “verify” buttons that you drag to the bookmarks bar; fomo says that button is a bookmarklet, and it can act inside your session without your login.
• Type fomo.family yourself or use your own bookmark, rather than following a link or a search ad.
• Never paste code into the address bar or the developer console.
• Turn on PIN lock and multi-factor authentication under Settings, then Security.

If you arrive from a link and see fomo’s Security warning page, fomo has already signed you out of that browser. Its steps: delete cookies from the last 24 hours, delete any bookmarks you do not remember adding (especially ones starting javascript:), then sign in again from a fresh browser profile by typing the address.

“fomo desktop” downloads and lookalike sites

Search for “fomo desktop” and you will find third-party sites. Anything that asks you to download a desktop program, install an extension or connect a wallet is not from fomo’s own pages. fomo’s checklist says to “only use fomo.family and its subdomains”, and fomo has no feature for connecting your fomo wallet to other sites. A documented phishing copy of the site exists at fomoo[.]family. Our official links page lists every real address we could verify.

Getting help from the web

Hover your profile picture at the top of the page and choose Contact support. JomoBench is unofficial and cannot see your account. More on real and fake support: fomo support and scams. For the phone apps, see fomo on Android and iPhone.