Yes. Skool has an iPhone app and an Android app, but no desktop app. On Google Play it holds 4.1 stars across 6,099 reviews with over 1 million installs. The iOS version rates a rougher 3.8 stars from 714 ratings. On a computer, Skool runs in the browser at skool.com; there is no Mac or Windows download.
- What the app covers: the community feed, comments, DMs, classroom courses, and push notifications.
- Live calls: Skool Call runs natively in the app or in the browser, no third-party stream tool needed.
- Both stores: search "Skool communities" (the Android package is com.skool.skoolcommunities).
The honest gap: the iOS rating trails Android by a wide margin, and store reviews cluster around notifications and playback complaints. Admin-side work also assumes a bigger screen: group settings, payout setup, and pricing all live comfortably in the web app.
If you are sizing up the platform itself, the full Skool review is the deep version, and what Skool actually is is the 5-minute one. The 14-day trial covers the apps too.