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Mobile task tracking and notification expectations

Mobile browser access and a native Android application are different experiences. Wrapping a website in an APK does not by itself provide reliable background notifications.

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How to apply it

Open Taskending in a phone browser and use the issue list, details and inbox. Check that title, owner and status remain understandable. Email and a configured Teams channel are separate notification paths.

A concrete example

Notifications while the screen is off require additional work across device registration, a push service and server events. The current web inbox is not a replacement for that native infrastructure.

What to watch for

Do not describe the current release as a native APK or push-enabled app. Browser access, offline editing and background notifications are different capabilities.

How to check the outcome

Verify that you can read a relevant issue on the phone. Confirm actual notification delivery separately rather than relying on a home-screen icon.

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Create a company workspace and your first issue. Taskending is currently free.

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