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There is only one mobile app that works with Hubzilla: The third-party app Nomad is only available for Android and only from F-Droid or as an APK download. Also, it has not been maintained since October 2019. There is no Hubzilla app on the Google Play Store, and there is no Hubzilla app for iOS at all. See also under [[#External links|external links]].

There are no working mobile apps for Hubzilla. The only way to use it is via its Web interface which is extensively themeable, much like wholly different Web interfaces for Template:Internal Link, but there is only one supported theme as of now.

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	~~With a~~ Hubzilla ~~web identity called "channel" and the function "Nomadic identity" channels can be unbound from the hub where they are created~~. ~~They may be ported~~ to a different ~~hub~~, but ~~also cloned, in which case the channel's identity and data will exist simultaneously in more than~~ one ~~location~~.		There are no working mobile apps for Hubzilla. The only way to use it is via its Web interface which is extensively themeable, much like wholly different Web interfaces for {{Internal Link \|target=What is Mastodon? \|link-name=Mastodon}}, but there is only one supported theme as of now.