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Mobile App
Ship a mobile app from concept to app-store release.
Illustrative workflow
Step 1
Planning
Confirm the required inputs and owner before moving to the next stage.
Step 2
Design
Confirm the required inputs and owner before moving to the next stage.
Step 3
Development
Confirm the required inputs and owner before moving to the next stage.
Step 4
Testing
Confirm the required inputs and owner before moving to the next stage.
Step 5
Release
Confirm the required inputs and owner before moving to the next stage.
Step 6
Maintenance
Check the agreed completion conditions before closing the work.
Stages
Applying this template sets up your project's workflow with these stages, ready before you add a task.
Default Tasks
These starting tasks come pre-loaded — edit, remove, or add to them freely once the project exists.
Plan ownership before you start
For each starting task, agree an owner, a realistic due date and the evidence required for acceptance. The template gives you a structure; it does not estimate the effort or confirm availability.
Download the task checklist (CSV)Opens in spreadsheet apps. Owner, date and completion-evidence columns are blank for your plan. This download does not import tasks into the app.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this work for both iOS and Android?
Yes — the default labels include both ios and android so you can tag tasks by platform within the same project.
Can I track app-store review feedback as an issue?
Yes — log rejection feedback or post-launch bugs in the project's built-in issue tracker, separate from the task board.
Is this template available on the Free plan?
Yes — all built-in templates are available on every plan, including Free.
Put this workflow into practice
Keep acceptance, test evidence and external release dependencies separate.
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ExploreUse the Mobile App Template
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