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iOS application delivery is in preparation.
We are preparing the iOS delivery capability for 2026. Until it is formally available, we can plan the product architecture, backend, APIs, shared flows, and roadmap without presenting iOS development as an active service.
Transparent status: not yet an active delivery service
iOS development is currently in preparation and is not presented as a generally available delivery service.
This page exists to communicate the roadmap clearly and to support projects that need to make architecture decisions before iOS delivery begins.
What can be planned now
Many iOS decisions begin outside the iOS codebase. A clean backend, stable API, consistent roles, data ownership, authentication, notifications, and payment flows benefit the entire ecosystem.
- • Product discovery and definition of the real iOS use cases
- • Backend and API architecture shared with Android and web platforms
- • Authentication, roles, permissions, and account flows
- • Data model, synchronization rules, and offline considerations
- • Notification, payment, subscription, and integration planning
- • Release stages, dependencies, risks, and estimated implementation order
Android and web can be prepared for future iOS expansion
A project can begin with Android, web, or both while keeping future iOS expansion in view.
The important part is to avoid platform-specific decisions that unnecessarily lock core business logic into a single client.
Planning shared APIs and product rules early reduces the risk of duplicated logic and expensive restructuring.
What happens when iOS delivery becomes available
The service page and commercial packages will be updated only when the delivery capability, testing workflow, publication process, and support structure are ready.
Until then, discussions are limited to discovery, architecture, ecosystem planning, and future roadmap preparation.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Not as a generally available service. iOS delivery is in preparation for 2026.
Yes. Product discovery, backend architecture, APIs, data models, roles, integrations, and release stages can be prepared in advance.
Yes. The backend and shared product rules can be designed so future iOS expansion does not require rebuilding the complete system.
No public iOS delivery packages should be considered active until the service is formally launched.
Is iOS part of a future product roadmap?
We can design the backend, APIs, roles, data model, and product stages so a future iOS application does not require rebuilding the entire ecosystem.