You are looking at this inside a chat app's browser, which cannot add
anything to your home screen — and sign-in links often get stuck in it
too, because it keeps its own separate cookies. It takes one tap to get
out.
Tap the ⋮ or ⋯ in the corner of this screen
Choose Open in browser
Come back to this page there and follow the steps it shows
Yes — three taps in Safari
iPhone does not use the App Store for this. You add it yourself, and it behaves like any other app afterwards.
Tap Share — the square with the arrow, at the bottom of the screen
Scroll down the list and tap Add to Home Screen
Tap Add, top right. The icon appears with your other apps.
Open it from that icon and it goes straight into Kesher — no browser bars,
and it can send you ride alerts.
Open this page in Safari first
Only Safari can add an app to the iPhone home screen. Copy the link, then paste it into Safari.
ridejma.com/get
Get it on Google Play
The Play Store version is the same app, installed the way you install
anything else on an Android phone — and it updates itself.