In this version, we fixed a bug that prevented the loading animation from disappearing when opening video conferences and the Eduplaces login page. We’ve also made further improvements to the app’s stability and error handling behind the scenes.

In this release we worked on the stability of the app.

In this release we worked on the stability of the app.

In this version, we fixed a bug where opening the app via push notification no longer redirected users to the correct page. Additionally, when admins attempted to log in to the admin panel via the app and tapped “Cancel” during the login process, they were redirected to the account list. This no longer happens, and they remain on their current page.

We worked in this version primarily on the stability of the app.

In this new version, we've made some behind-the-scenes changes that lay the groundwork for future developments. In this case, we focused on how pop-ups are displayed, but you shouldn't notice any visible differences when using the app.

In this version, we've worked on the log export feature. As a result, logs from the app are now stored for longer and can be exported and shared as needed. This helps us quickly identify and resolve issues.

We have worked on the app stability.

This update mainly includes behind-the-scenes changes designed to improve the app's stability.

In this version, we’ve mainly made behind-the-scenes adjustments to improve the app’s stability.

In this version, we’ve mainly made behind-the-scenes adjustments to improve the app’s stability. We’ve also added an app icon for Dark Mode.

The app’s accessibility for people with visual impairments has been improved.

For the new version we updated the way we save account data on the device. We also reduced possible errors while starting the app.

From this new version onwards, the app checks whether an update is available when it starts up and notifies the user.

In the new version of the IServ iOS App it is possible to configure the app via Managed App Configuration. Because of that some informations like IServ domain or username can be transferred to the device while setting it up via MDM.

In this version we solved a bug in the filesystem integration. Now it is possible again to move files from iPhone or iPad to IServ.

In this version, the internal data storage for IServ integration in the Files app has been rewritten. In addition, the order of entries in the ‘gear menu’ has been changed.

We implemented a new design for our notifications and fixed a bug to allow numbers in domains.

In this release, we have focused primarily on the stability of login sessions and revamped the app's internal data storage.

After making many visual improvements in the last release, we have focused on the stability and usability of the app in this release. * In some situations, the app incorrectly reported that the selected IServ server was unavailable. * Logging into the Files app now works again. * Opening notifications now takes you to the correct page again.

- Support for new layout elements in iOS 26 - Redesigned account list with user-defined avatars - Functional improvements to the account overview - More stable login sessions / less frequent re-login required - Many minor improvements

Various optimisations have been carried out in the IServ app. The display in the Files app for IServ drives has been improved.

Various optimizations have been made to the IServ app. The print function for e-mails has been improved.

Various optimizations have been made to the IServ app. Push notifications are now grouped by their origin (e.g., email or messenger). The iOS Files app now correctly displays the modification date for files stored on IServ.

Various optimizations have been made to the IServ app. Push notifications are now grouped by their origin (e.g., email or messenger). The iOS Files app now correctly displays the modification date for files stored on IServ.