Zoho Apptics iOS app gets smarter with iOS 26 updates

WWDC 2025 has arrived, and it's clear that Apple is in the new era of user interface design and on-device intelligence. The introduction of iOS 26, with its "Liquid Glass" design language and the evolution of its Foundation Models, presents both exciting opportunities and new challenges for developers. At Zoho Apptics, we have a series of updates designed to help you not only adapt to these changes but thrive in this new landscape.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s new in Apptics. 

Smarter insights with foundation models

Analytics often means dealing with too much data and, sometimes, too little clarity. That’s where Apple’s Foundation Models comes in. 

We’ve integrated Apple's Foundation Models directly into Apptics to help you move from raw data to real understanding. Instead of scrolling endlessly or stacking filters, you can now interact with your data in a way that feels almost conversational. Apptics understands the context of what you’re looking for and delivers sharper, more relevant insights.

Just ask the Apptics assistant

Sometimes you don’t want to spend time scrolling through endless charts or setting up filters. You just want a straight answer. That’s exactly why we built the Ask Apptics assistant. Just ask for what you need, whether it’s crashes, active devices, new installs, events, sessions, or screen stats, and you’ll get the numbers instantly. 

The Assistant also comes with an AI-powered summary that doesn’t just show you what’s happening but points out the key insights and even suggests next steps. So if there’s a sudden spike in crashes, for example, it might recommend checking for stability issues, monitoring user drop-offs, or taking a closer look at retention strategies.

Right now, you’ll find this AI summary on your Project Dashboard, giving you a clear snapshot of your app’s health in plain language without digging through rows of metrics. It's designed to cut through the noise so you can focus on what really matters.

A modern touch with liquid glass

Design isn’t just about looks; it’s about how it feels to use an app. With iOS 26, Apple introduced Liquid Glass, a design that makes every interaction feel fluid, alive, and more connected to the user.

We’ve used this across the entire Apptics app. From the way your dashboards transition to how reports flow, everything now feels lighter, smoother, and more intuitive. It’s an experience upgrade. Whether you’re quickly checking crash reports on the go or exploring user session trends in depth, the new UI makes the process faster and more delightful.

A dashboard that works the way you do

The Project Dashboard has always been the starting point for app analytics. But with iOS 26 support, we’ve reimagined it to be more flexible, more visual, and more aligned with how teams actually use it. 

You can now adjust date ranges and filters to track performance the way you want, whether that’s spotting long-term patterns, zooming into a sudden spike, or comparing two different app versions. Key metrics like crashes, active devices, and new devices are now front and center , giving you a clearer view of your app’s performance.

Looking ahead

With iOS 26, Apple is rewriting the rules of how apps look, feel, and think. At Zoho Apptics, we’re not just keeping pace with this change - we’re shaping how analytics fits into this new world. 

All of these updates at Apptics have one main purpose behind it - to make understanding your app as effortless as using it. As the product landscape moves forward, Apptics will continue to be your lens into that world; clear, sharp, and always evolving with you.

Here’s to smoother designs, smarter dashboards, and sharper insights with Zoho Apptics for iOS 26.