docs/mobile-app-guide/faq/README.md
The app is released in Beta state to provide early access to users while the core functionality is still under development. This allows the OpenProject team to gather feedback from real users, identify issues, and make improvements before the full public release. The Beta release ensures that users can start using the app for essential tasks while the remaining advanced features and refinements are being implemented.
The OpenProject Mobile App is a companion to the OpenProject desktop and web applications. It allows users to stay informed, manage work packages, track time, and collaborate while on the go. The app is currently in Beta, meaning core features are available, but some advanced functionalities are still under development.
The app requires an active internet connection to sync data with your OpenProject instance.
You can log in using your OpenProject Cloud account or your username and password for your On-Premises instance. Please ensure:
{BASE_URL}/admin/oauth/applications).The Home Dashboard provides a personalized overview of your work and includes the following widgets:
The Projects module provides an index of all portfolios, programs, and projects. Users can:
The Work Packages module supports:
The Time Tracking module allows you to monitor and log your work efficiently:
The Notification Center collects updates from your projects. Users can:
Through the User Settings module, users can:
No. The mobile app is a companion app and is currently in Beta status. Some advanced features of the web or desktop versions are not yet available, including:
These features are planned for future releases.
Check the following:
If none of the above solves the problem, check the Login Troubleshooting Guide.
Feedback can be submitted directly through the User Settings → Feedback section. Submitted feedback is sent to the OpenProject Mobile App team, allowing us to review and incorporate user suggestions.
The app requires an active internet connection to sync data with your OpenProject instance. Some previously loaded data may be viewable offline, but creating work packages, logging time, or updating tasks requires connectivity.