You found
the fire.

It downloaded as one .zip file. You need to open it so you can see the pages inside — here’s how, no app store and no Google account needed.

On an iPhone:

1. Tap the download notification, or open the Files app (it’s already on your phone) and look in Downloads.
2. Tap feelfamous-basecamp.zip. It unzips itself into a folder — no extra app needed.
3. Open that folder, tap index.html, and it opens in your browser.

On Android:

1. Open the Files app that came on your phone (sometimes called My Files or File Manager — already installed, nothing to download).
2. Go to Downloads and tap feelfamous-basecamp.zip. If it just shows you what’s inside without letting you tap anything (the files look greyed out or "archived"), it isn’t unzipped yet — that’s expected, go to the next step.
3. Look for an Extract or Unzip button. Where it lives depends on your phone — sometimes it's a button right on screen, sometimes an icon in the top corner, sometimes under the three-dot menu. If in doubt, tap the three dots first.
4. Open the new folder it makes, tap index.html, and choose Chrome to open it.

Every phone already has a Files app built in — you never need the Play Store or a Google sign-in for any of this.

Links inside the page say "file couldn't be accessed"? That's a known Android/Chrome quirk with zip-extracted pages on some phones — nothing wrong with your phone or your download. The reliable fix takes about 2 minutes: our Node Setup Tutorial walks you through a free app (no Play Store needed) that serves this folder properly, and every link works normally after that.