Native Android App
The Mattermost iOS app is available in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mattermost/id984966508?mt=8
Its source code is available here: https://github.com/mattermost/ios
Work on native Android app is in progress and can be monitored here: https://forum.mattermost.org/t/whats-the-status-of-the-android-app/849
Huge thank you to all the offers to contribute and test. Product team is working to get this out as smoothly as we can.
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Melanie
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[Mattermost Android app now available for Mattermost 2.1 and higher](http://www.mattermost.org/mattermost-2-1-android-windows-linux-and-mac-apps-plus-portuguese/)
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Michael Stewart
commented
As others have said - this is a big deal. As Hal Lesesne mentioned - push notifications seems tricky.
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HLFH
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We (= 150 people) can't use it without native mobile apps, especially for Android. Je vous souhaite bon courage.
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Anonymous
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+1
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Bochun Bai
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Open source iOS will be great, I can repack it using enterprise certification for internal usage.
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Tom
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Mobile support is the number one reason my team uses a commercial and closed source product. Essential feature for us include push notifications, native UI and offline caching.
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Roadmap here: https://mattermost.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10002
Mattermost ships monthly on 16th, and current thinking is releasing iOS as open source (in Swift currently) in either v1.3 (12/16/15) or v1.4 (1/16/16).
There's research to be done for how push notifications work, particularly on-prem. All subject to change as we're reviewing this feature idea forum, and talking to users across all our channels (http://mattermost.org) with each monthly release to adjust our roadmap,
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Hal Lesesne
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I'm just curious how push notification for the native apps will work. Is it even possible to do push from multiple deployments to a single appstore app without some centrally controlled backend service?
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Jonesints
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Any idea when we could expect an android release? Is there a roadmap? Thanks!
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Jens K. commented
Will the iOS app also be open source? I'd like to contribute to it :)
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Jonesints
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Perhaps the most important productivity feature for a team: easy and reliable access "on the go", for teams that aren't constantly facing a desktop screen in an office.
And unfortunately the only reason my team is still using a commercial and closed source platform :( Is there a roadmap on this feature? Many thanks! -
Vincent Abruzzo
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+1