MOBILE APP RELEASE EXAMPLE

Mobile app release notes example

A useful mobile release note makes platform availability explicit, describes the customer-visible behavior, and keeps fixes separate.

RAW CHANGES

Engineering input

  • feat(ios): make saved boards available offline
  • feat(android): make saved boards available offline
  • fix(ios): keep draft comments after reconnecting
  • fix(android): restore notification deep links to board details

CUSTOMER-READY DRAFT

Saved boards are now available offline on iOS and Android

The iOS and Android apps can now open saved boards without a connection, with fixes for draft comments after reconnecting and board links opened from Android notifications.

What’s new

  • Saved boards are available offline in both the iOS and Android apps.

Fixes

  • Draft comments in the iOS app now remain available after reconnecting.
  • Android notifications once again open the linked board details.

EDITING NOTES

Why this draft works

  • Names both supported platforms instead of implying availability elsewhere.
  • Explains the offline capability without inventing speed, battery, or compatibility results.
  • Keeps the reconnect and notification fixes separate from the new capability.

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