iPhone · Q4 2026
An iPhone and iPad app is scheduled for Q4 2026. Same board, same picks, same account you can open in Safari right now — plus the handful of things iOS genuinely does better than a browser tab.
Not out yet
All four Mixl apps are scheduled for Q4 2026. There is no beta, no waitlist and nothing to install — everything they will show you is already running at trymixl.com in the browser you are reading this in.
Q4 2026 is the target we're building to, not a promise. If it moves, this page moves first — we'd rather change a date in public than miss one quietly.
What iOS adds
01
Your Kalshi key already lives in your browser in a form nothing can copy back out — not a script, not us, not you. On iPhone the intent is the Secure Enclave, with your face on the confirm step rather than a tab someone left open.
02
Live Activities exist for exactly one thing: something in progress you keep glancing at. Score, inning, and what your side is worth, without unlocking anything. Planned for the first build.
03
Tonight's slate on the home screen, your open positions on the Lock Screen. The plan is for the widget to be the whole interaction most evenings — you look, you learn something, you put the phone back down.
04
A phone shows one thing at a time because that is all it has room for. An iPad has no such excuse, so the intent is two panes: the board on the left, whatever you tapped on the right.
05
Start a simulation on the couch, walk to the desk, and pick it up mid-run. One account, one engine, one job that followed you across the room.
Currently drawing: your face on the confirm step. Everything the screens show is running in your browser tonight — the frames around them are the part that does not exist yet.
These are drawings, not screenshots — the same components as this page, showing what the web app does today inside chrome that does not exist yet. Every number in them is illustrative.
Live today
Glasnow → Judge
Your balance, what you are holding, what each position is worth as the game moves, and a close ticket that makes you confirm before anything real happens. On your phone, in a browser, right now.
Your portfolioAbout an hour before each first pitch the model publishes its pick for that game — the side, the price it saw, how confident it was. Once it is posted it cannot be edited, and it gets graded in public afterwards whether it won or lost.
Tonight's picksScore, inning, count, box score, and a win-probability line that redraws the moment something happens instead of when you remember to refresh. It is the best argument for a phone app and it already works on a phone.
Tonight's gamesOrders go to your own account on Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange. Mixl isn't a sportsbook, never holds your money, and none of this is financial advice — model output is research, and trading loses money. 18+.
The numbers
More on how the four fit together on the apps overview, which answers the download, waitlist and pricing questions in full.
Mixl was built mobile-first and swept at 375 pixels — the search, the simulator, tonight's picks and your own positions all work in Safari right now. The app is a better front door, not a bigger house.
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