Mobile chat often means “edit copy on the go” or “look something up while waiting.” Small screens and keyboard switching mean prompts should be shorter and more structured.
Choosing a mobile entry point
- Mobile browser: Chrome / Safari →
chat.deepseek.com, add to home screen. - In-app browser (e.g. messaging apps): login may not sync with the system browser.
- Official app (if offered): usually better for notifications and stable login.
Prompts that work on phones
- One sub-task per message
- Use numbered lists instead of long paragraphs
- Ask for “3 bullet points” first, then expand
Example (commute headline rewrite):
Rewrite this headline in 5 versions, max 18 characters each, practical tone:
[paste original]
Voice input tips
- Check transcription errors, especially technical terms
- For product names: “English term + short Chinese/English gloss”
- Voice is great for brainstorming; type final constraints for polish
Weak network & interrupted replies
- Send long messages only when the connection is stable
- If cut off: “Continue from point 3 in your last reply; do not repeat earlier text”
- Copy important results to notes or export (see export guide)
Common mobile issues
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Blank page | Try another browser or clear cache and re-login |
| Keyboard covers input | Rotate landscape or shorten each message |
| Truncated answer | Ask “output in two parts; send part 1 first” |