This is how the terminal looks on a phone in the installed EVA and in a phone browser (how to install it — in “How to install EVA on your phone”). The Telegram mini app is built differently and has its own buttons.
At the bottom: “Chart”, “Book”, “Screener”, “Overview” and “More”. “More” holds the other sections your account can open (“Money”, “Macro”, “News”, “Pump/dump”, “Replay”, “Stats”, “Journal”, “Learn”, “Help”) and actions: “Alerts”, “Eva”, “Settings”, “App and notifications”, theme, language and “Log out”. A swipe from the screen edge goes to the neighbouring section of the bottom bar.
On the left is the coin with its price and change: a tap opens the coin search, a swipe left or right goes to the next or previous coin from “★ Favorites”. On the right: “Chart tools” (the sliders icon), ★ to add the coin to Favorites, Eva and the alerts bell. The “My coins” strip opens a coin with a tap.
The “Chart” sheet: timeframes, the layer scenario and the rows “Layers”, “Price scale”, “Drawing” (the toolbar on the left, as on a computer), “Two charts”, “Hide markup”, “Reset view”, “Share the chart”, “Alerts” and “Alert by tap” — the next tap on the chart sets an alert at that price.
Two fingers zoom, one finger pans. A long press on an empty spot shows a crosshair with the values under your finger, and it follows your finger; lift it without moving and the chart menu opens. A long press on the price scale opens the “Price scale” sheet, on a “Position” — its menu with logging to the journal.
At start, until the chart is ready, a splash screen is shown — for at most 6 seconds. When you come back to EVA from the background, the last state stays on screen, with a thin “updating…” bar at the top until the data is refreshed (at most 15 seconds).