Talk about being able to "add to home screen".

What would you like to see happen in this conversation? I want to talk about being able to put it on the home screen. What kind of "home screen" is that "home screen"? The screen where application icons are lined up. Keicho can now be lined up there as well. What kind of "Keicho" is this "Keicho"? About this chat. The conventional method of tracing a bookmark required the user to "open the browser first" (where extra content would be visible), "bring up the bookmark list" (to find Keicho from the list written in text), and "select" it. This is no longer necessary. Is there anything else you can tell us about this "Keicho"? It's something I use when I want to organize my mind, so I don't want to distract myself with unnecessary information or do unnecessary work when I want to use it.

• This chat. With the previous method of following a bookmark, you had to "open the browser first" (where you would see extra content), "bring up the bookmark list" (to find Keicho from the list written in text), and "select". This is no longer necessary.

• Where is this "Keicho" located?

I used to describe it as "it's in your phone and you can use it anywhere," but now I've added to that "it's on your home screen and you can call it up with one touch. Is there anything else about that "home screen"? The first screen is even easier to access. What kind of "screen" is that "screen"? The application icons are lined up, and with Keicho, the robot icon is displayed. The displayed icon was also changed from the React default icon until recently. How do you know its "Keicho"? It is placed on the home screen with a distinctive icon so it can be easily found. What is it that you value? It is something that can be called up quickly and without extra effort or irritation. What kind of "hassle" is that "hassle"?

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