fomo launches its web app at fomo.family

What happened

fomo, until then a phone app, launched a desktop version on 29 April 2026. Its announcement calls it “not a trading terminal” but the mobile app on a bigger screen: one identity, the same balance and positions, and a trade opened on the desktop shows up on the phone. TradingView charts had come to the web two weeks earlier, on 14 April.

At launch the web app offered cross-chain swaps on Solana, Base, BNB Chain and Monad from one balance, plus the social feed, leaderboards, theses (posts attached to a position) and quick buys. The post said new users could sign up on the web and “fund with crypto to start trading right away”, and pointed to the phone app for Apple Pay and debit cards. It also claimed half a million sign-ups since the app’s launch in May 2025, a company figure we cannot check.

What has changed since

• Sign-in. The post said to sign in with email or Apple ID. fomo’s help centre now lists Apple ID or a Google account, with “Continue with Apple” and “Continue with Google” on the web.
• Perps. Perpetual futures, which arrived in June, are now on the web too, according to the help centre. fomo has not published the date they reached the web.
• Chains. The help centre now lists eight chains, not four.

Why it matters

The web app uses the same wallets and the same fees as the phone app; nothing about the price of a trade changes by screen. If you mostly fund by card or Apple Pay, you still need the phone app for that. Our guide to fomo on web and desktop covers the differences.