Manus's Projects are coming on mobile

Manus extends its Projects feature to iOS and Android, enabling mobile users to manage autonomous workflows and persistent workspaces on the go.

Manus extends its Projects to its mobile application, on iOS and Android. This feature, which appeared late 2025 on web and desktop, now allows users to create, organize, and manage projects directly from a phone, launch tasks, add files, and track workflows on the go.

As a reminder, Manus is an autonomous agent that executes tasks rather than merely responding: it automates workflows, manipulates files, creates applications, and relies on external tools such as a browser, Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, or GitHub. Projects address a recurring constraint: before them, each new conversation required users to reload files, re-explain instructions, and reconnect tools.

Specifically, a project functions as a persistent workspace. Shared instructions are defined there, which a session automatically follows; reference files are deposited, accessible without reloading; project-specific skills are added; and connectors are configured once in an isolated environment. It also becomes possible to schedule recurring tasks such as a weekly report or monitoring. Once the project is configured, any team member can open a session without starting from scratch.