Using AM on mobile browsers just doesn't work, an app that would allow:
Access to client info
View tasks
Add tasks
Add notes
For when I'm not at the laptop but I want to add something.
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Jul 20, 2026
the app functionality would be great. Currently BM sends emails to chase for records and often things are missed.
Having an app to send information requests through to which arent constatntly chased via emails (clients feel harrassed recieving these) and the risk of reducing them means we dont get information in a timely manner unless we manually chase which isnt great when you have a PM software
Also be great for clients to be able to upload documents via an app - esp as more and more people work off their phones.
Having a more mobile friendly webpage wouldnt work - the amount of times i have to resend the link to clients is redic an app would avoid this completely. Its a shame as its probably the only thing that lets BM down esp as other major PM competitors are offering this.
Thank you all for your valuable feedback. We completely understand how important it is to have easy access to client information, tasks, and notes when you’re using BM on the go.
While building a dedicated mobile app is something we’re thoughtfully considering, it’s a significant project that requires careful planning and resources. For now, we believe focusing on improving the mobile browser experience by streamlining workflows for smaller screens and adding mobile-friendly features, is the best way to deliver meaningful improvements quickly and reliably, without affecting the stability of our core platform.
We hope this approach makes sense, and we truly value your ongoing input as we explore these enhancements together. Please keep the feedback coming, we’re listening and will keep you updated on our progress.
I would be careful with this one. Mobile app development eats up a lot of resources and might distract Bright from its core product development and move all the efforts into developing several (iOS, Android, different releases of operating systems etc.) version of the same thing. We would never see any progress made on the actual BM anymore (think of Xero or QuickBooks getting constantly distracted with their new toys, while ignoring their core products). All I can see as a result of a separate mobile app development is extra 20% increase in terms of annual subscription, while the actual mobile app would be most likely inferior to the original product. My experience is that BM works quite well on mobiles with decent screen size while compromising very little on the actual features/user experience. Have a good day!
the app functionality would be great.
Currently BM sends emails to chase for records and often things are missed.
Having an app to send information requests through to which arent constatntly chased via emails (clients feel harrassed recieving these) and the risk of reducing them means we dont get information in a timely manner unless we manually chase which isnt great when you have a PM software
Also be great for clients to be able to upload documents via an app - esp as more and more people work off their phones.
Having a more mobile friendly webpage wouldnt work - the amount of times i have to resend the link to clients is redic an app would avoid this completely. Its a shame as its probably the only thing that lets BM down esp as other major PM competitors are offering this.
Thank you all for your valuable feedback. We completely understand how important it is to have easy access to client information, tasks, and notes when you’re using BM on the go.
While building a dedicated mobile app is something we’re thoughtfully considering, it’s a significant project that requires careful planning and resources. For now, we believe focusing on improving the mobile browser experience by streamlining workflows for smaller screens and adding mobile-friendly features, is the best way to deliver meaningful improvements quickly and reliably, without affecting the stability of our core platform.
We hope this approach makes sense, and we truly value your ongoing input as we explore these enhancements together. Please keep the feedback coming, we’re listening and will keep you updated on our progress.
I would be careful with this one. Mobile app development eats up a lot of resources and might distract Bright from its core product development and move all the efforts into developing several (iOS, Android, different releases of operating systems etc.) version of the same thing. We would never see any progress made on the actual BM anymore (think of Xero or QuickBooks getting constantly distracted with their new toys, while ignoring their core products). All I can see as a result of a separate mobile app development is extra 20% increase in terms of annual subscription, while the actual mobile app would be most likely inferior to the original product. My experience is that BM works quite well on mobiles with decent screen size while compromising very little on the actual features/user experience. Have a good day!
Totally agree