Appcues Mobile now supports floating tooltips! 🎉🎉

With mobile tooltips, you can create a seamless experience where users feel personally guided through your app. Use mobile tooltips to add user instructions and nudges and highlight specific features to help them find value. Or pair tooltips with other steps to create a walkthrough that shows users what to do.

When you build a mobile tooltip, you can:

Here's a peek inside the mobile builder to see how easy it is. Login to Appcues to start building your first mobile tooltip today. For help getting started, check out our support doc.

Floating tooltips are available for iOS, Android, Flutter, Ionic, and Reactive Native frameworks. With floating tooltips, you can place the tooltip or use relative positioning. Anchored tooltips (those placed directly on an element) will be available for iOS and Android frameworks later this year.

Appcues Mobile customers will need to update their apps to SDK Version to use floating tooltips.

If you haven't added Appcues Mobile to your account, try it today or chat with our team of product specialists.

Say it loud and clear! 📣 Your new go-to choice for essential in-product announcements is here. 😍

Banners are great for communicating essential information like upcoming product maintenance or outages. You can also use them to make important announcements or share notifications at scale, like trial ending dates, an upcoming renewal, or a failed payment.

Currently, with banners, you can:

👀 And more improvements are coming! 👀 Very soon, you'll be able to:

Banners are available to all customers now–login to Appcues to build one today. For questions or support, check out the support doc.

Journeys is a powerful canvas that lets you see connected Appcues elements like Checklists, Flows, Goals, and Events in one view so that you can visualize an entire end user's journey!

With the Journeys Beta, you can:

The ability to add annotations directly to the canvas to convey information, provide notes, and add context.

Journeys Beta is available for all current customers on modern Appcues plans now. Simply log in to start building one today. If you need help getting started, take a look at our support documentation. Journeys is still in Beta, so share your thoughts and feedback with us to help us shape the feature!

And if you'd like more background on why we've built Journeys and our vision for its future, watch the recording for our recent event.

Make sure you scroll to the end–that beta list is heating up! 👀🔥

For Pins and Mobile Flows, you can now target your audience based on their interactions with other Pins and Mobile Flows. Here are two quick examples of places this might be valuable:

If you're seeing high engagement with a Pin placed to reduce confusion, add another Pin that offers users further support if they need it–targeted specifically to those individuals who've interacted with the first one.

Here's how this new option looks on the Pin Settings page:

Target mobile app users based on what content they have already seen or not seen. For instance, serve up a flow that congratulates users for reaching a key milestone, like completing an onboarding flow, by targeting those specific individuals.

P.S. if you have started using Appcues to build experiences for your native mobile apps, you can learn more about Appcues Mobile here).

Here's how this new option looks on the Mobile Flow Settings page:

Happy targeting! 🥂

Is your team currently using RudderStack to store user data? Appcues now supports an Appcues->RudderStack integration! 🎉 The new integration lets you push key events from Appcues (like completed flows and checklists, NPS scores, pin events, and more) directly to RudderStack. This enables your team to keep all your user data together and available to send to the other tools you are integrated with.

And, in case you weren't aware, you can also use the existing RudderStack->Appcues integration to push data directly to Appcues to customize your flows.

See the full list of events that can be sent to RudderStack or log in to configure the integration.

Introducing sticky content for your mobile modals! 👏 Select the small pin icon📍above the row to make an element stay put, even when the modal has a scroll. You can make either the first or last row of content sticky. Choosing to make the bottom element sticky adds nice white space between the bottom row and the content above it.

Take a look:

Appcues Mobile customers will need to update their apps to to use this new feature.

Interested in Appcues Mobile? Chat with our team of experts.

Hey there, reader! 👋 

Our release notes are getting remodeled. 🔨🪛 Moving forward, we’ll be sharing them according to the calendar month. They will also be shorter and more succinct–making it easier for you to read. 🥂