Fig everywhere
Fig on the iPhone, Android, the website, the Chrome extension and the Mac app for hosts.
Fig is one account wherever you use it. Your feed, boards, groups, chats and plans are the same on every device.
iPhone
The iPhone app has everything: your feed, the map, search, saving, groups and chat, making happenings, and sharing where you are with friends. You can sign in with Face ID once you've set it up (see Signing in).
Android
The Android app matches the iPhone app: the feed, the map, search, saving, groups and chat, making happenings and your profile and settings.
The website
At www.fig.social you can do what the app does from any browser, on your phone or your computer. Without signing in, you can browse the feed, search, open the map and look at public happenings and profiles. Sign in to save, chat, follow or make a happening.
A few things are only in the apps, like sharing where you are with friends and "I'm here" check-ins.
The Chrome extension: Add to Fig
Found a happening on a web page? The Fig extension for Chrome adds it to Fig.
- Open the happening's page in Chrome.
- Click the Fig button in the toolbar (or press Alt+Shift+F).
- Sign in with your email code the first time.
- Check the details Fig filled in, change anything that's off, and click Add to Fig.
If the page lists lots of events, select the one you mean first. If it's already on Fig, the extension offers to open it instead. The happening is listed under whoever is putting it on, not under you, and it's added to your 👍s.
The Mac app for hosts
If you host happenings, the Fig app for Mac lives in your menu bar. Click it to see your day at a glance:
- Tickets sold today and what's yours after Fig's fee
- Your upcoming dates, with tickets sold, check-ins, who's going and unread chat messages
- This week's sales
It shows a notification for every sale and new chat message. To check people in or reply in a chat, use your phone or the website. Learn more in Fig for Mac.
Updated October 23, 2026