Overview
Home opens to the current node state, account state, and service participation.
Android node
Use the LiteVerse mobile node from Android.
The mobile node brings LiteVerse account sync, node controls, execution safety, reward lanes, and live device readings into a native Android app.
Home focuses on node state and quick control.
The first view gives direct access to start, pause, and resume, then shows services, rewards, logs, and device readings below.
Start
Starts mobile participation with the signed-in or guest account state.
Pause
Pauses the node without removing the account or paired device.
Resume
Continues the same node session after a pause or app relaunch.
The app uses the same LiteVerse account model as web and CLI.
Google uses the native Android sign-in path when enabled. Email/password and wallet access appear with the other login methods supported by the deployment.
Account flow
Google sign-in uses the Android provider path when enabled.
Email/password registration includes one-time email verification.
Wallet connection links the reward destination where supported.
Pairing keeps mobile under the same dashboard account.
Device readings
RAM usage from the Android device.
CPU activity from the device runtime when available.
Storage usage from the device.
Battery and connectivity when permission and runtime support are available.
The mobile app keeps common node tasks close.
Main tabs
Home for overview and node controls.
Services for the execution safety panel, live service availability, and reward lanes.
Rewards for points, lane totals, token exchange status, and account destination.
Accounts for sign-in methods, guest profile, wallet, and paired devices.
Settings for app preferences and session actions.
Helpful links
Execution safety and lane totals stay visible on mobile.
The Services screen shows each participation manifest with its enabled state, node profile, execution mode, payload visibility, secret access, reward lanes, and supported chains. The Rewards screen groups totals by lane so witness, availability, indexing, and uptime work are easy to scan.