Current as of September 2026

Changelogs

Stay updated with the latest changes and improvements. This section outlines all recent updates to enhance your experience.

App Builder Upgrade & AdMob EU Consent

A smoother app building experience and built-in EU consent support for AdMob.

Sep, 2026

This update improves the app builder for a smoother app building experience, and brings Google's consent solution to the AdMob module so your app stays compliant for users in the EEA and UK, with JavaScript Bridge controls that let users manage their ad consent from your website.

Improved
  • App builder updated for a better and smoother app building experience.
  • AdMob module now shows Google's consent form automatically to users in the EEA and UK when required, and requests ads only after consent allows it — no setup needed.
  • AdMob Consent JS Bridge — check the user's consent status from your website and reopen the privacy options form so users can change or withdraw their choice at any time, with ads resuming automatically if they switch to consenting.

AI Brand Setup & Custom Vibration

Smarter app creation with AI-powered brand matching and a new device vibration module.

Jul, 2026

This update introduces AI Brand Setup to make app personalization effortless during creation, and a new Custom Vibration module that lets your website trigger native device vibrations via the JavaScript Bridge.

Added
  • AI Brand Setup — automatically reads your website's design, colors, and visual structure at app creation and applies matching customizations so your app looks consistent with your brand from the start.
  • Custom Vibration module — trigger device vibrations from your website via the JavaScript Bridge using a simple duration or a custom wait/vibrate pattern for interactive feedback.

Appilix v2, Popup Navigation Bar & Google Sign-In Bridge

A major new version of Appilix has been released alongside two new feature additions.

Jun, 2026

This update introduces Appilix v2 with a completely refreshed brand and dashboard experience, a new floating navigation bar for popup windows, and a JavaScript Bridge for triggering native Google Sign-In directly from your website.

Added
  • Popup windows now feature a floating pill-shaped navigation bar at the bottom — giving users quick access to back, close, and forward controls right where they need them.
  • Google In-App Purchase — sell digital products in your Android app by triggering Google Play Billing directly from your website JavaScript, with the purchase result returned back to your website.
  • Dynamic App Icon — lets you switch your app's launcher icon at runtime from your website, no rebuild or store update required. Upload up to 5 alternate icons from the dashboard and change them based on season, promotions, or user preference.
Improved
  • Appilix v2 released — includes a full rebrand of the platform, an all-new interactive dashboard, and built-in feature documentation to help you build faster.
  • Google Sign-In JS Bridge — trigger native Google authentication directly from your website JavaScript and receive the signed-in user's profile and auth token back, without any redirect or PKCE flow.

Performance & Architecture Upgrade

App building machines upgraded and a fresh new Appilix Dashboard development has begun.

Jan, 2026

This update focuses on improving app build performance and lays the groundwork for the next generation of Appilix with a brand-new dashboard, expected by end of May 2026.

Improved
  • App builder machines upgraded with incremental build technology for faster and smoother app building.
  • New Appilix Dashboard development started — will include up-to-date documentation, tutorials, and a bunch of new features and modules.

Dark & Light Mode Color Controls

New improvements in existing features to offer finer control over app appearance.

Sep, 2025

This update brings improved color customization for apps, allowing different color schemes based on the device's active color mode.

Improved
  • All color field settings now support Dark & Light mode specific values to dynamically change native UI appearance based on the device color scheme.

Major App Architecture Overhaul

Almost 99% of the app architecture has been rebuilt for greater efficiency, customizability, and future extensibility.

Aug, 2025

This is a sweeping architectural update. The core of how apps are built and how settings are managed has been redesigned from the ground up, opening new possibilities for future Appilix development.

Improved
  • Splash screen loading mechanism redesigned — the website now begins loading behind the splash screen, making app launch feel significantly faster.
  • Appilix shortcodes have been migrated to a unified postMessage architecture. All previous shortcodes — including appilix-navigation://, appilix-share://, and appilix-launch:// — now use a standardized JavaScript postMessage call. These can be used directly from your webpage or in native navigation settings using a javascript: prefix.
  • Every app setting is now changeable at runtime via postMessage — no dashboard rebuild required. Native UI elements such as the App Bar and Bottom Navigation Bar background colors can be updated dynamically from your webpage. Contact Appilix support for specific setting keys and codes.
  • Prebuilt JavaScript functions for In-App Purchase, AppsFlyer Log Event, and Facebook Meta Log Event have been updated to match the new unified architecture. Please check the specific module page in your Appilix Dashboard to see the updated codes.

Loader & iOS Code Signing Improvements

New improvements in existing features to provide additional controls.

Jun, 2025

This update brings more control over the app loading experience and significantly simplifies iOS app code signing.

Improved
  • Circle loader can now be hidden for specific URLs, domains, or partial URL patterns to prevent unnecessary loading indicators on certain pages.
  • iOS App Code Signing is now more streamlined — complete the process without manually creating Certificates, Identifiers, or Provisioning Profiles in the Apple Developer Portal.

QR Scanner & Secure App Switcher

New integration modules released for enhanced user security and convenience.

May, 2025

This update introduces two new integration modules to expand the native capabilities of your app.

Added
  • QR Scanner module — lets users instantly scan QR codes to access links, text, or other info using the device camera.
  • Secure App Switcher module — protects app content when viewed in the App Switcher by replacing the screen with a custom image.

Splash Screen, Audio & Loader Enhancements

New improvements made in existing features for better visual and audio customization.

Apr, 2025

This update brings more customization options for the splash screen, audio playback controls, and the loading animation.

Improved
  • Splash screen now supports a separate background color setting specifically for Dark Mode devices.
  • Audio playback can now be controlled directly from the device notification screen or lock screen.
  • Custom GIF animation can now be uploaded to replace the default circle loader design.

AppsFlyer, In-App Purchase & New iOS Modules

New integration modules released and existing features further improved.

Mar, 2025

A significant update with multiple new integration modules for analytics, monetization, and iOS compliance, alongside improvements to permission handling and loader behavior.

Added
  • AppsFlyer module — connects your app to AppsFlyer, a leading mobile marketing analytics and attribution platform.
  • In-App Purchase module — enables selling digital products through Apple's payment system, required by Apple for digital subscriptions.
  • App Tracking Transparency module — requests user permission via a native pop-up to allow tracking data sharing with third parties.
Improved
  • Permission prompts (notification, camera, microphone, location) can now be re-triggered from your webpage if previously declined by the user, using the appilix-permission:// scheme.
  • Loader screen hide behavior can now be configured — choose between hiding based on page loading percentage or element visibility in the viewport.
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