If you visit a website frequently from your cell phone or tablet, you might want to read this tutorial, where you’ll learn how to save any link as a shortcut, just like an app.

Among other things, you can save an icon to access all your bookings with a single click.

Android

Step 1: Visit the websiteStep 1: Visit the website

The first thing you need to do is visit the website you’re interested in. In this case, we’ll go to the “Login” section of our TuriTop website.

Step 2: Open the menu

Once the page has loaded, click the icon in the upper-right corner of your screen (first image) to display the menu of all available options.

Step 3: Add it as a shortcut

In this menu, select the “Bookmarks” option (second image), and a new window will appear. In this new window, choose the “Add shortcut to home screen” option.

iOS (iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch)

Step 1: Visit the websiteStep 1: Visit the website

The first thing you need to do is visit the website you’re interested in.In this case, we’ll go to the “Bookings” section of our TuriTop booking system page.

Step 2: Tap Share

Tap the “Share” icon on your screen (we’ve marked it in red).

Step 3: Add it to the Home Screen

Now tap the “more” icon that says “Add to Home Screen.”

Step 4: Choose a Name

Choose the name you want for the shortcut—in this case, it will be “Bookings”—and tap “Add”.

Windows Phone

Step 1: Visit the website

Just like with Android and iOS, the first thing you need to do is visit the website. In this case, we’ll go to the “Bookings” section of our TuriTop website.

Step 2: Add it to your home screen

Click the menu button on your smartphone and select “Add to Home Screen.”

Step 3: Name the shortcut

A new window will now appear where you can enter a name for the shortcut. In this case, we’ve named it “Bookings” and tapped “Add.” Then, check to make sure the new shortcut appears on your home screen.

Easy, right? Now you can access your TuriTop booking system from your mobile device with just one click!

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