Web app

Fomo Web: the Fomo app as a website, on any desktop

Fomo Web is the Fomo app as a website: open fomo.family in any browser on a Mac, Windows PC, Linux machine or Chromebook, log in with the account from your phone, and your wallet, positions and feed are already there, now with TradingView charts on a big screen. You trade online in the tab, with nothing to download or update, and the referral code works on desktop too.

  • No download, any browser
  • Same account as the phone
  • TradingView charts, 100+ indicators
Referral code GEMQUEENX 10% off fees
Key facts

Fomo Web on desktop: key facts

  • Addressfomo.family, in any desktop or mobile browser
  • LaunchedApril 29, 2026, about a year after the iPhone app
  • LoginSame email, Apple ID or Google account as the app. No second account.
  • ChartsTradingView: candlestick, line, bar and area, 100+ indicators, drawing tools, 1-minute to 1-month timeframes. Added April 14, 2026.
  • ChainsSolana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain. One USD balance, gas paid.
  • FeesSame as the app: 0.5% spot, 0.05% perps. 10% off with referral code GEMQUEENX.
  • Not a terminalFomo's own words: "fomo web is not a trading terminal." For the terminal comparison see the Fomo terminal page.
  • CostFree. No installer for Mac, Windows or Linux; nothing to update.

What is Fomo Web?

Fomo Web is the desktop version of the Fomo app, running in the browser at fomo.family. It shares one account, wallet and feed with the iPhone and Android apps and adds TradingView charts. Nothing to install.

0Downloads or installers
100+TradingView indicators
6Chains from one balance
1Account for phone and web
Article

Fomo Web is the app on a big screen, and Fomo is oddly proud that it is not a terminal

Fomo Web: the Fomo app at fomo.family in any desktop browser on Mac, Windows, Linux or Chromebook, with TradingView charts

Fomo Web launched on April 29, 2026, about a year after the iPhone app, and the company's own framing was that it was not a trading terminal. That was a strange thing to say about a desktop trading product, and after months of using it we think it was honest. Axiom and Photon are terminals: a wall of panels for one person. Fomo Web is the feed with a TradingView chart attached, and the people in the feed are still the point.

It runs at fomo.family in any browser on a Mac, a Windows PC, Linux or a Chromebook. There is nothing to download and no second account: you sign in with the same email, Apple or Google login as the phone and the wallet, the positions and the follows are already there. The charts are the big win. Candlesticks with a hundred-odd indicators, drawing tools, and the entries and exits of the traders you follow marked on the candles, which is something no terminal shows you because no terminal knows who the wallets are.

What it lacks is worth saying plainly. Push notifications stay on the phone, so most people watch on the desktop and get the buzz on the iPhone. Apple Pay and Google Pay deposits are phone-only too; on the web you fund with a card or by sending crypto. And it is a web page, not an extension, so there is no wallet-connect button and nothing to inject into other sites. If a browser extension calls itself Fomo, close the tab.

The fees are the app's fees, 0.5% on spot and 0.05% on perps with gas paid, and the referral works the same way: referral code GEMQUEENX on the sign-up screen, once, for 10% off every trade after that. If you want a real desktop app on a Mac, the iPhone build installs from the Mac App Store on Apple Silicon and is worth knowing about.

Log in

How to use Fomo Web on a desktop

One minute if you already have the app. Two if you are creating the account here.

  1. Open fomo.family Check the spelling

    Type it into the address bar yourself. The real site has one o. A copy at fomoo.family, two o's, ran a wallet drainer earlier this year.

  2. Click Log in, top right

    Pick the same method you use on the phone: email code, Apple or Google. If you pick a different method, Fomo treats it as a new account with an empty wallet, so match what you used before.

  3. Confirm the code or prompt

    Six digits from your inbox, or the Apple or Google approval. Your balance, positions, followed traders and alerts load as they are on the phone.

  4. New here? Paste the referral code 10% off

    First-time sign-up on the web shows the same referral field as the app. Type referral code GEMQUEENX and every trading fee drops 10% for the life of the account, on web and phone.

  5. Trade from the token page

    Search a token or click one from the feed. The TradingView chart fills the middle, the feed sits on the right, and the quick-buy buttons are under the chart. Buys confirm in one click; Face ID is replaced by your login session.

Terminal?

Is Fomo Web a trading terminal?

Fomo says no, in its own launch post: "fomo web is not a trading terminal." What it is: the app, with the phone's feed and one-tap buying, plus proper charts. What it is not: Axiom, GMGN, Photon or BullX with their sniper settings, bundled wallets and order books. The short version is below; the Fomo terminal page goes feature by feature.

Fomo WebAxiom / GMGN / Photon
ChartsTradingView, 100+ indicators, drawing toolsTradingView or in-house, similar depth
Social feedLive buys and sells from traders you follow, theses, leaderboardsWallet trackers, no feed
Spot ordersMarket buys and sells onlyLimit orders, take profit, stop loss
PerpsYes, via Hyperliquid, with TP and SL on the chartAxiom yes; others vary
Sniping new launchesTrending and new tabs, no auto-snipeAuto-snipe, bundles, MEV settings
WalletSelf-custodial, no seed phrase, one for all chainsMultiple wallets, seed phrases
GasPaid by FomoYou pay, plus priority fees
Fee0.5% (0.45% with a code)0.7% to 1%

If your day is sniping launches with five wallets and tight limit orders, use a terminal. If you want to read the feed and the chart on one screen and buy in a click, Fomo Web is the better fit, and cheaper per trade. The comparisons go deeper: Fomo vs Axiom, Fomo vs GMGN, Fomo vs Photon.

What it has

What Fomo Web has on desktop

TradingView charts

Candlestick, line, bar and area. RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, VWAP and moving averages among 100+ indicators, several at once. Trendlines, Fibonacci, channels. Timeframes from one minute to one month. Added April 14, 2026, free for every user.

The feed on the chart

Buys and sells from the traders you follow appear as markers on the candles, so you see where they got in and out next to your own analysis.

Leaderboards and theses

Traders ranked by profit over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, each with the reasoning they posted on a trade.

Quick buys

Preset amounts under the chart. One click, no wallet pop-up, gas paid.

Coin pages

Holder list, thesis history and the token's social links in one place.

Cross-chain from one balance

Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain. No bridging.

Everything synced

Following list, notification settings and positions are the same on web and phone.

What it lacks

What it does not have

  • Limit orders, take profit or stop loss on spot. Recent App Store reviews ask for these more than anything else. Perps have them.
  • Auto-snipe for new launches, bundled or multiple wallets, MEV and priority-fee controls.
  • Keyboard-shortcut trading. Buys are mouse clicks.
  • A native app. There is no Mac, Windows or Linux installer, and none announced.
Platforms

Fomo desktop: Mac, Windows, Linux and Chromebook

All four run Fomo Web the same way: open fomo.family in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Two extras worth knowing. On an Apple Silicon Mac you can install the iPhone app from the Mac App Store, though the web version has the bigger charts and is the better desktop experience. On Android, Chrome's "Add to Home screen" pins fomo.family like an app, which is the supported route for phones without Google Play.

One account, two doors. Log in on the web with the same method you used on the phone. Email on one and Google on the other creates two separate wallets, and the second one starts empty. If that has already happened, the funds are in the first account; log in the original way.
PC and Mac

Fomo download for PC and Mac: there is no installer, and here is what to do instead

A lot of people search for a Fomo desktop app to download. There is not one, and there does not need to be. Fomo Web is the whole app as a website, and every desktop browser can turn a website into something that behaves like an installed program: its own window, its own icon in the dock or taskbar, no tabs around it. Two minutes, and it is done for good.

  1. Open fomo.family Chrome, Edge or Safari

    Type it into the address bar on your Mac or Windows PC. One o. Log in first if you have not already, so the installed version opens straight onto your positions.

  2. Install it from the browser menu

    In Chrome, open the three-dot menu, then Cast, save and share, then Install page as app. In Edge it is under Apps, then Install this site as an app. On a Mac running Safari, choose File, then Add to Dock. The wording moves around between versions, but the option is in each of those menus.

  3. Open it from the dock or taskbar Windows, Mac, Linux

    From now on Fomo opens in its own window with a Fomo icon, the way an app would. It is still the website underneath, which is why it updates itself and never asks you to download anything.

  4. Keep the phone for alerts

    Push notifications from the traders you follow only reach the phone. The desktop window is for the chart and the buy panel; the pocket is for the buzz.

There is no Fomo browser extension. FOMO Labs has never made one and the website does not need one. Anything in the Chrome Web Store calling itself Fomo is not theirs, and extensions are exactly how wallet drainers get into a browser. If you have one installed, remove it before you log in.
Fomo Web running in a desktop browser on a token page: token list on the left, TradingView chart in the centre with trader avatars on the candles, holders and thesis below, buy panel on the right
Fomo Web in a desktop browser, September 2026. This is the entire desktop app: a website with a TradingView chart, the trader feed drawn on the candles and one-click buys.
Troubleshooting

When Fomo Web does not load on your desktop

The login code never arrives

Check spam, then request a new one; codes expire quickly. Signing in with Google or Apple skips the email step.

"Error signing in" with Apple

The Apple ID needs two-factor turned on. Try a different browser; Safari handles the Apple prompt best.

The chart is blank

An ad blocker or privacy extension is blocking TradingView's chart library. Allow fomo.family and reload.

Buys hang

Usually a wallet extension such as MetaMask or Phantom injecting itself. Fomo never uses an external wallet; disable the extension for the site.

Site does not open at all

Fomo blocks twelve restricted countries by IP, the same list as the app. Details on the legit and safe page.

Launch clip

Same account, same positions, now on the desktop screen

Fomo's own clip for the web launch. The tagline is the whole product: one account, two platforms.

The announcement

How Fomo announced the desktop version

The desktop app was teased for a week before it existed. On April 21, 2026 Fomo said it was coming to a desktop screen soon. On April 27 it said the thing being built was not a trading terminal. On April 28 it posted the wordmark. On April 29 Fomo Web went live at fomo.family.

What shipped is the same account, balance and feed as the phone, on a screen big enough for a TradingView chart. There is nothing to install and no separate desktop login, which is why the announcement was about a screen rather than a download.

Fomo on the desktop
FAQ

Fomo Web and desktop questions

Is there a Fomo desktop app for Mac or Windows?

Not a native one. Fomo on desktop is Fomo Web at fomo.family, which runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge on Mac, Windows, Linux and Chromebooks with the same account as the phone. You can pin it as a browser shortcut so it opens like an app, but there is nothing to download from the App Store or the Microsoft Store, and any "Fomo desktop app" installer offered elsewhere is not from FOMO Labs.

Is there a Fomo browser extension?

No. FOMO Labs has never published a browser extension, and Fomo Web needs none: it runs as a normal website. Anything in the Chrome Web Store or elsewhere calling itself a Fomo extension is not from Fomo, and extensions are the usual way wallet drainers get into a browser. If one is installed, remove it before you log in.

What is Fomo Web?

Fomo Web is the browser version of the Fomo app. It lives at fomo.family, uses the same account, wallet, positions and feed as the iPhone and Android apps, and adds TradingView charts with 100+ indicators. There is nothing to download.

Is Fomo Web a trading terminal?

Fomo says no, in its own launch post: "fomo web is not a trading terminal." It has the charts, the quick buys and the social feed, but not the sniper settings, bundled wallets or spot limit orders that Axiom, GMGN or Photon are built around.

Does Fomo have a desktop app for Mac or Windows?

No installer exists. Fomo Web runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge on macOS, Windows, Linux and ChromeOS. On an Apple Silicon Mac you can also install the iPhone app from the Mac App Store, but the web version has the bigger charts.

Do I need a separate account for Fomo Web?

No. Log in at fomo.family with the same email, Apple ID or Google account you use on the phone. Your balance, open positions, followed traders and alert settings are already there. A trade placed on the web shows on the phone within seconds.

Which chains does Fomo Web support?

The same six as the app: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, all from one USD balance with gas paid by Fomo. The TradingView charts cover every supported chain.

Can I use the referral code on Fomo Web?

Yes. The sign-up screen on fomo.family has the same referral field as the app. Enter referral code GEMQUEENX when you create the account and trading fees drop 10%, from 0.5% to 0.45%, on web and phone alike.

Open Fomo Web, use the code, pay 10% less on every trade

Creating the account on the web? The referral field is on the sign-up screen. Copy the code first.

Code GEMQUEENX 10% off fees