Anthropic’s Claude AI is now on your iPad

Claude AI has just made its debut on the iPad and updated its iOS and Android apps.

With new features rolling out for users, the AI that’s been helping people tackle everything from brainstorming to daily projects is now more accessible than ever.

We're rolling out a new look for the Claude iOS and Android apps. There's a new app for iPad too!

We've also added support for projects on mobile. You can search chats, add project knowledge, and modify custom instructions per project. pic.twitter.com/WhuPbFJmwY

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A bigger screen, bigger capabilities

Finally, iPad users have their own dedicated Claude AI app, bringing a larger, optimized interface that allows for smoother transitions between devices. Whether you’re bouncing between your phone, desktop, or tablet, Claude AI now syncs up your workflow with more ease.

Anthropic has also rolled out custom instructions to make interactions more personal (Image credit)

And let’s be real, using AI on a bigger screen just feels right—whether you’re drafting reports or planning your next big project.

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Customization is the name of the game

Anthropic has also rolled out custom instructions to make interactions more personal. Got specific project needs? You can now feed Claude additional context, making it more relevant and tailored to your tasks. Need help organizing a complex team project? Claude can adjust its responses based on the specific needs and dynamics of your team.

And for those juggling multiple projects, Anthropic has added a feature that lets users search through past chats. This means you no longer have to start from scratch every time.

This launch could also signal that Anthropic is eyeing bigger, more ambitious use cases for Claude. The iPad’s power and flexibility open doors for Claude to integrate into workflows that are more demanding than a simple text exchange. Think about design work, presentations, or managing more complex, data-heavy projects.

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