We’ve been trying to make app access feel consistent across devices, but it’s a bit fragmented. iOS users get apps one way, Android users another, and the overall experience just feels different.
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5 days ago
May 04, 2026
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Yeah, that split between Apple’s VPP and Managed Google Play doesn’t help. Backend-wise it’s fine, but from a user point of view, it can feel like two completely different systems.
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5 days ago
May 04, 2026
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That’s exactly why we stopped relying on the native flow too much. We pushed everything through a single app catalog interface instead, so users don’t really see what’s happening in the backend.
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4 days ago
May 05, 2026
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So basically like a common “company app store” kind of setup?
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4 days ago
May 05, 2026
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Yeah, exactly that. Whether it’s Android or iOS, they just open the same catalog and install what they need. It removed that “this works differently on my phone” confusion.
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4 days ago
May 05, 2026
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We did something similar. Also helped with controlling what apps are visible. Instead of users searching around in different stores, everything they need is just listed in one place.
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4 days ago
May 06, 2026
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That actually sounds way cleaner. I guess once the entry point is the same, users don’t really care how apps are being delivered underneath.
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