Timeline update for native mobile?

[brad.h]

Hey @nick.carroll , Any news on the timeline for “previously planned features”?

@nick.carroll

Previously planned features:
The setbacks mean that we have unfortunately had to de-prioritize other planned features like deep linking and the native mobile plugin editor. As we grow the team, we plan to take these projects on again - most likely at the top of the new year.Until then, there will be no updates on these features.

I’m most interested in:

• deep links
• fast photo upload
• 3rd party plugins

[fede.bubble]

we just posted the Monthly Community Update for January and it has some details around mobile

Monthly Community Update - January 2025

Hi everyone, Happy New Year! This is the first community update of 2026! You can read December’s update here. Where we’re headed in 2026 2026 is the year we prove to the world that AI makes no-code visual development more, not less, important. Successful builders understand what they’re creating. You can vibe out a prototype without knowing what’s under the hood, but if you want to build a scalable, secure, fully-featured app — and turn it into a profitable business — you need to be able to u…

[brad.h]

Thanks @fede.bubble . Josh did not address a timeline for “previously planned features” (things that are not IAP) such as deep link, photo upload, and 3rd part plugins.

John did mention “continuing to mature our mobile offering” in 2026, which is great to hear but does not answer the original question.

Can u shed some light? Any plans to take these projects on again?

@nick.carroll

As we grow the team, we plan to take these projects on again - most likely at the top of the new year.

[Sergiofojr]

You know what would be both useful and convenient? Just like we have a Monthly Community Update, where updates are shared with the entire platform, it would be very valuable to have something similar focused on Native Mobile progress. Maybe a Monthly Community Mobile Update? This would help keep everyone informed about advancements and priorities in the mobile space.

Could you please pass this along, Fede?