# Influencers works on a phone again

> The Influencers page could not be scrolled on a phone. Every Social Media page now scrolls normally there, and the board, cards, rows and table views are all usable again.

Version: v1.589
Date: 2026-09-17
Source: https://doc.checkgrow.com/changelog/v1-589-influencers-works-on-a-phone-again

## What this solves

- On a phone, Influencers filled the screen with its own title, buttons and status tiles and left roughly two centimetres for creators. Swiping did nothing, so a shortlist of two hundred showed one. - The same lock affected the Social Media dashboard, Find & Reply and Instagram: each had to fit the screen exactly, with no way to reach anything that did not. - In the installed app on Android, the bottom of every page sat just below the edge of the screen and could not be reached. - Where a page header held three buttons, the last one — usually the main action — was cut off the right-hand side of a phone screen. - On AI Agents, only the first two or three categories could be reached.

## What changed

- Social Media pages scroll as one page on a phone, with the section tabs staying in place at the top. On a laptop or desktop nothing changes at all. - The Influencers board stacks its four stages on a phone, each showing several creators and scrolling on its own, so every stage stays within reach. - Status tiles are compact on a phone, leaving far more room for creators. - Page headers wrap their buttons onto a second line instead of pushing the last one off the screen. - The agent category row scrolls sideways, so every category can be reached. - The installed app on Android sizes itself to the window it is given, so the bottom of every page is reachable.

## Where to find it

- Social Media → Influencers, on a phone and in the installed app.
- Social Media → Dashboard, Find & Reply and Instagram.
- AI Agents, on a phone.
- Creatives, Journey Studio and Calendar, which share the page-header fix.

## Useful for

Anyone who checks a shortlist, approves creators or looks over campaign work from a phone between meetings, rather than waiting to be back at a desk.