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The same conversations as messages in the desktop app, read and sent from wherever you actually are — which, for the reason you’d message a planner at all, is usually somewhere they aren’t.

What that costs, said plainly

Threads and their messages came down in the last sync and are read from the device — nothing here waits on a request. What you’re reading is as new as your last sync, and what you send sits in the outbox until the phone finds a signal, the same as any other queued action. The screen says both things rather than pretending you have a live conversation. A message you send is replayed safely however many times the queue retries it, and can still be refused for one reason: you were removed from the conversation while the phone had no signal. That refusal lands on the Sync tab with your text still on the device, unsent rather than lost.

Mentioning a job, an asset or a colleague

The # and @ pickers work here too, over the jobs, assets and colleagues this handset holds — a smaller list than the desktop’s, and the only one available in a plant room. It’s stated on screen rather than assumed.

Messages

Conversations, mentions, and where they’re reached from on the desktop.