As of June 6, 2024, the Quip desktop app for Windows and the Quip mobile app for Android are no longer functional. Users on these platforms must access Quip through a supported web browser instead. This article explains what users see when they try to open the retired apps, what browser to use, and how to uninstall the apps.
On June 6, 2024, the Quip desktop app for Windows and the Quip mobile app for Android reached end of life. Users who try to open either app see an error message indicating the app is no longer supported. All Quip functionality is available through supported web browsers — no content was deleted and no data was lost.
Windows users who open the retired Quip desktop app see the following message: Some changes have not been saved to the internet. This message indicates the app can no longer connect to Quip's servers. Close the app and access Quip through a browser instead.
Android users see one of two messages depending on the action they take:
https://yourcompany.quip.com). Bookmark the URL for quick access.See the System Requirements and Supported Browsers for Quip article for the full list of supported browsers and operating systems.
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