Desk App
JudiToday on the small screen.
The desk publishes a small-screen build of the editorial room. The build ships the homepage, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder. Adult readers only.
What the desk app does
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. It ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder that lands at ten o'clock local time.
The build is published for adult combat-sport readers. The build does not contain in-app purchases. The build does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers can install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers can add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet. Both routes are documented in the small-screen install walkthrough at Download.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription. The desk app does not promote any other combat-sport product.
Updates and corrections
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker and are mirrored to the public RSS feed.
Read the day's three picks, then head to the desk
Editorial picks are study aids for adult readers. The single Play Now route below is the desk's first-party affiliate handle.
What the desk app ships
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. The app ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder that lands at ten o'clock local time.
The app is free. The app does not contain in-app purchases. The app does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet. Both install routes run through the desk's first-party handle.
The install walkthrough is published at Download. The walkthrough is dated and updated on every change.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription. The desk app does not promote any other combat-sport product.
The desk app is updated through the standard play store update flow. The app does not auto-update in the background; the reader controls the update cadence.
Updates and corrections inside the app
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker and are mirrored to the public RSS feed.
A correction is appended to the original entry; the original entry is left visible so the reader can compare the read before and after the correction.
What is not in the desk app
The desk app does not include a paid wallet. The desk app does not include in-app purchases. The desk app does not include push notifications from third-party products.
The desk app is a reading app. The reader is left to compare the desk's read against their own read of the open card.
What the desk app ships
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. The app ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder that lands at ten o'clock local time.
The app is free. The app does not contain in-app purchases. The app does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet. Both install routes run through the desk's first-party handle.
The install walkthrough is published at Download. The walkthrough is dated and updated on every change.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription. The desk app does not promote any other combat-sport product.
The desk app is updated through the standard play store update flow. The app does not auto-update in the background; the reader controls the update cadence.
Updates and corrections inside the app
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker and are mirrored to the public RSS feed.
A correction is appended to the original entry; the original entry is left visible so the reader can compare the read before and after the correction.
What is not in the desk app
The desk app does not include a paid wallet. The desk app does not include in-app purchases. The desk app does not include push notifications from third-party products.
The desk app is a reading app. The reader is left to compare the desk's read against their own read of the open card.
What the desk app ships
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. The app ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder.
The app is free. The app does not contain in-app purchases. The app does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet.
The install walkthrough is published at Download.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription.
The desk app is updated through the standard play store update flow. The reader controls the update cadence.
Updates and corrections inside the app
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker.
A correction is appended to the original entry; the original entry is left visible so the reader can compare the read before and after the correction.
How the desk handles app permissions
The desk app requests only the permissions needed to send the daily dateline reminder. The app does not request location, contacts, or camera permissions.
The desk publishes the permissions note on this page. The note is dated and updated on every change.
What is not in the desk app
The desk app does not include a paid wallet. The desk app does not include in-app purchases. The desk app does not include push notifications from third-party products.
The desk app is a reading app. The reader is left to compare the desk's read against their own read of the open card.
What the desk app ships
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. The app ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder that lands at ten o'clock local time.
The app is free. The app does not contain in-app purchases. The app does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet. Both install routes run through the desk's first-party handle.
The install walkthrough is published at Download. The walkthrough is dated and updated on every change.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription. The desk app does not promote any other combat-sport product.
The desk app is updated through the standard play store update flow. The app does not auto-update in the background; the reader controls the update cadence.
Updates and corrections inside the app
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker and are mirrored to the public RSS feed.
A correction is appended to the original entry; the original entry is left visible so the reader can compare the read before and after the correction.
What is not in the desk app
The desk app does not include a paid wallet. The desk app does not include in-app purchases. The desk app does not include push notifications from third-party products.
The desk app is a reading app. The reader is left to compare the desk's read against their own read of the open card.
What the desk app ships
The desk app is a small-screen build of the JudiToday editorial room. The app ships the daily three picks, the five topic hubs, the helpline shelf, and a daily dateline reminder that lands at ten o'clock local time.
The app is free. The app does not contain in-app purchases. The app does not require any personal data beyond what is needed to send the daily dateline reminder.
How to install the desk app
Android readers install the desk app from the official play store listing. iOS readers add the desk as a web app to their home screen with the iOS share sheet. Both install routes run through the desk's first-party handle.
The install walkthrough is published at Download. The walkthrough is dated and updated on every change.
What the desk app does not do
The desk app does not track reading across other apps. The desk app does not push promotional banners. The desk app does not require a subscription. The desk app does not promote any other combat-sport product.
The desk app is updated through the standard play store update flow. The app does not auto-update in the background; the reader controls the update cadence.
Updates and corrections inside the app
Updates to the desk app are dated in the newsroom ticker on the homepage. Corrections to editorial copy inside the app are dated in the same ticker and are mirrored to the public RSS feed.
A correction is appended to the original entry; the original entry is left visible so the reader can compare the read before and after the correction.
What is not in the desk app
The desk app does not include a paid wallet. The desk app does not include in-app purchases. The desk app does not include push notifications from third-party products.
The desk app is a reading app. The reader is left to compare the desk's read against their own read of the open card.