An AI companion
with nothing to install.
TwoPeas runs in the web browser on a Windows PC, a Mac, a Chromebook, an iPhone, an iPad or an Android phone. There's no app to download: open twopeas.ai, allow the microphone, and start talking.
The shape of this companion
The same account and companion on your computer and your phone: sign in on either one.
Your browser asks before your first call. Tap Allow; the microphone is only on during a call.
It opens full screen like an app, and on iPhone it's how notifications reach you.
Start on a computer
Open twopeas.ai in a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, sign up, and tap the call button. When the browser asks for the microphone, choose Allow. Built-in speakers work fine; headphones help in a noisy room, or when your speakers are loud enough for the microphone to pick up her reply.
Start on iPhone or iPad
Open twopeas.ai in Safari or Chrome and allow the microphone when asked. To keep it one tap away, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Opened from there it runs full screen, and that’s also how an iPhone shows notifications from a website: Apple added them for Home Screen web apps in iOS and iPadOS 16.4 [1].
Start on Android
Open twopeas.ai in Chrome and allow the microphone; if your phone asks next, allow Chrome too. To keep it on your home screen, open Chrome’s menu and choose Add to Home screen or Install app.
If the microphone is blocked
TwoPeas shows these steps when it spots a block. In short:
- Safari on iPhone: tap aA in the address bar, then Website Settings, and set Microphone to Allow.
- Chrome on iPhone: open the Settings app, scroll to Chrome and turn on Microphone.
- Android: tap the icon left of the address bar, then Permissions, and turn on Microphone. Still blocked? In your phone’s Settings, open Apps, then your browser, then Permissions → Microphone → Allow only while using the app.
- Chrome or Edge on a computer: click the icon left of the address bar, turn on Microphone and try again.
- Safari on a Mac: open Safari → Settings for this website and set Microphone to Allow.
- Firefox: click the crossed-out microphone in the address bar, clear the block, then try again and choose Allow.
- Still blocked on a Mac or Windows PC? On a Mac, open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Microphone, turn on your browser, then quit and reopen it. On Windows, open Settings → Privacy & security → Microphone and turn on microphone access, including for desktop apps.
Opened it from Instagram or TikTok?
Links opened inside Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Messenger, Snapchat and similar apps load in that app’s own built-in browser, which often won’t give websites the microphone, and Google sign-in doesn’t work there either. Tap the ⋯ menu and choose Open in browser (Open in external browser on iPhone), or copy the link into Safari or Chrome. TwoPeas offers you the same when it spots one.
Honest limits
TwoPeas needs an internet connection and a microphone, and there’s no offline mode. There’s no App Store or Google Play app: the browser is the app. The animated companion is drawn live in your browser, so an older phone or computer may run it less smoothly.
Sources
Last checked: October 2026. Prices and features change; check each source for today’s details.
- WebKit blog: Web Push for Web Apps on iOS and iPadOS: https://webkit.org/blog/13878/web-push-for-web-apps-on-ios-and-ipados/
In your browser, or an app from a store
| Feature | TwoPeas | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Getting it | Open twopeas.ai and sign up | Find it in the App Store or Google Play, then install it |
| Updates | The current version each time you open it | Through the store, when you install updates |
| Space on your phone | Nothing to install; a Home Screen icon if you want one | The app and its data are stored on the device |
| Notifications on iPhone | Once it's on your Home Screen, on iOS 16.4 or later [1] | From the app, once you allow them |
| On a computer | The same site in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari | Only if the maker also offers a desktop or web version |
Quick answers
Does it work on PC and Mac?
Yes. Open twopeas.ai in a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a Windows PC, a Mac or a Chromebook. You need a microphone and speakers or headphones.
Which browsers work?
Recent versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox on a computer, and Safari or Chrome on iPhone and Android.
Can I use it on iPhone without the App Store?
Yes. Open twopeas.ai in Safari, sign up and talk. To keep it handy, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen like an app.
Why does it ask for my microphone?
So your companion can hear you: every conversation is a live voice call. The microphone is only on during a call, and TwoPeas doesn't store raw audio recordings.
It says my mic is blocked. What do I do?
Allow the microphone for twopeas.ai in your browser's site settings (on iPhone Safari: aA, then Website Settings), then tap Retry. If it's still blocked, your phone or computer may be blocking the browser itself: allow the browser in the device's microphone settings. TwoPeas shows the exact steps for your browser.
Can I get notifications?
Yes, for voice notes and reminders. On a computer or Android, turn them on in Settings → Notifications. On iPhone and iPad, add TwoPeas to your Home Screen first, open it from there, then turn them on.
Does it work inside Instagram or TikTok?
Often not: those apps' built-in browsers usually don't give websites the microphone. Open the link in Safari or Chrome instead, from the ⋯ menu or by copying it.
Is there an app?
Not in the App Store or Google Play. TwoPeas is a web app: add it to your Home Screen and it opens full screen, like an app.
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