Base44 Prompts Older Android App Users to Update
Base44Base44 now shows users on an older Android app version a prompt to update. Tapping Update in Google Play installs the latest version without changing the user's apps or account.
Key Takeaways
- Older Android app versions now show an update prompt.
- The prompt has an Update in Google Play button.
- Updating does not change apps or accounts.
- The prompt targets only older installed versions.
- It nudges mobile users onto current feature support.
- No action is needed for users already on the latest version.
An Update Prompt for the Android App
Base44 added an in-app prompt for people still running an older version of its Android app. The prompt directs them to update so they get the latest features and fixes.
What Happens When You Tap
The prompt includes an Update in Google Play button. It opens the store listing and installs the newest version. Base44 states that the update does not change the user's apps or account, so there is no risk to existing work.
Why It Matters
Several recent Base44 features, including Superagent management from messaging apps, depend on current clients. Moving older installs forward keeps mobile users on supported behavior.