TitleDock Mobile is being built around the work that happens away from a desk: getting ready for a meeting, finding somebody fast, catching what was said, and following up before you forget. Here is what it will do the day it lands.
The iOS and Android apps are in active development and not yet publicly available; we are aiming to ship both in August 2026. Still in front of us: sync, offline behaviour, notifications, and the platform details that are the difference between a port and an app that feels native. If that work runs long we will move the date here rather than quietly miss it.
One time-aware home screen: the meetings ahead, the people you are seeing, what is due, the notes you touched, and anything that just came in. It is the screen you check between things, so it answers the between-things questions.
Meetings, the people in them, what is due, and what just landed.
Browse by company, by date, by place, or by group, and search without waiting on a network. Calling, messaging, mail, and directions hand straight off to the apps the phone already uses for them.
Calling, messaging, mail, and directions hand off to the phone's own apps.
Microphone capture keeps going with the screen locked, and transcription runs on the device rather than in somebody's cloud. Afterwards the speakers get separated and the whole thing files itself against the meeting and the people in it.
Microphone capture keeps running with the screen locked, and transcription happens on the phone.
Notes edit locally and reconcile when the signal comes back, so a tunnel does not cost you the thing you just typed. Follow-ups keep the meeting and the person that produced them.
Rolling out to 25 seats in Q3, then expanding. Rae owns the identity work. The budget discussion moves to the next cycle.
Each task stays linked to the meeting and person it came from.
Write to a contact or a group, check what has come back from your published page, and see where a sequence has got to, without opening a laptop to do it.
Everything you set up now is waiting on the phone the day the apps land in the stores, which we are aiming at August 2026.
