Quip works on most modern devices and browsers, but optimal performance requires staying on supported versions. This article lists the supported browsers, operating systems, and mobile platforms for Quip, including important notes about the retirement of the Quip Windows desktop app and Quip Android app in June 2024.
Quip supports the two most recent released versions of the following browsers. For the best experience, keep your browser updated:
Note: Using Quip in a mobile browser on iOS is not currently supported. iOS users should use the Quip mobile app instead.
As of June 6, 2024, the Quip desktop app for Windows and the Quip mobile app for Android are no longer available. Users on these platforms must access Quip through a supported web browser. If you have the Windows app installed, uninstall it and bookmark https://[yoursite].quip.com for browser-based access.
For details on what to expect and how to transition, see Retirement of Quip Desktop App for Windows and Quip Mobile App for Android.
To uninstall the Quip iOS app, press and hold the app icon on your iPhone or iPad home screen until the icons begin to jiggle, then tap the remove button. To uninstall on Android, go to your device Settings, find Quip in the Apps list, and select Uninstall.
Example: A company IT team sends a communication to all Windows users reminding them to access Quip through Chrome or Edge in a web browser, and provides a link to bookmark the company's Quip site URL. Users on Mac and iOS continue using the native apps without any changes.
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