What actually differs
What differs between a phone and a computer is whether the environment supports the functions the hub calls.
Android and iOS environments have different limitations, and a Roblox mobile update can change both.
A build that works on one phone may not work on another, and neither outcome says anything about the hub.
There is no Miranda Hub app
Be careful with applications that advertise themselves as a Miranda Hub app. The hub is a script, not an app.
No official Miranda Hub download exists for a phone. An application using the name is using the name.
Do not enter a Roblox password into anything that claims to activate mobile script access. The safety guide covers why.
Check the menu at your screen size
A desktop screenshot cannot show whether the controls fit a narrow screen.
If the menu opens, check that Stop is visible before starting a run. A hidden stop control is a problem you only notice when you need it.
Miranda has an advantage here. A small panel fits a phone screen better than a hub with five tabs.
If it does not work on your phone
Test the execution environment with a simple universal script first.
If nothing runs, the environment is the problem rather than Miranda Hub, and the troubleshooting page covers how to separate the two.
For the loader, interface overview and other guides, return to Miranda Hub script.
Source notes
The site owner confirms Miranda Hub is verified. These references provide context for the source and game; availability can change with later updates.