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Will TradersPost Develop a Native iOS or Android App?

TradersPost is focusing on a Progressive Web App instead of a native mobile app. Future updates will include push notifications, providing an app-like experience without requiring separate iOS or Android development.

Tom Hartman

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‍Is a Mobile App Coming for TradersPost?

TradersPost does not currently plan to develop a native iOS or Android app. Instead, the team is focusing on a Progressive Web App (PWA), which provides app-like functionality without requiring downloads from the App Store or Google Play.

A PWA allows users to:

• Install TradersPost from a mobile browser like an app.

• Receive push notifications (in future updates).

• Access the full feature set without separate development for different platforms.

Why a Progressive Web App Instead of a Native App?

• Single Development Focus – A PWA allows TradersPost to improve the platform without managing separate mobile and web versions.

• Push Notifications – Future updates will include notifications for trade execution and account activity.

• No Marketplace Restrictions – Avoids the need to publish updates through Apple’s App Store or Google Play.

Some users have suggested that a native app could provide additional features like widgets for tracking tickers and trade alerts. While this idea is being noted, TradersPost remains committed to the PWA approach for now.

Conclusion

TradersPost does not plan to release a native mobile app but is improving its Progressive Web App to offer a seamless mobile experience. Future updates will bring push notifications and other enhancements to make the PWA as functional as a traditional app.

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