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What's New: 'More' Tab on Mobile

What's New: 'More' Tab on Mobile (v0.1.340)

TL;DR: The mobile bottom bar now has a 'More' tab. One tap surfaces every section of the app — no more hunting through the hamburger drawer.

The problem we solved

If you use the platform on mobile every day, you've probably noticed that the bottom tab bar only takes you to four places: Dashboard, Tenancies, Negotiate, and Deposits. Everything else — Properties, Check-In/Check-Out Reports, Compliance, Branches, Analytics, Settings, and a lot more — was tucked behind the hamburger menu in the top corner.

That meant two taps every time you needed to get somewhere that wasn't one of those four tabs: one to open the drawer, one to navigate. For a daily-use workflow tool, that friction adds up fast.

What's changed

We've replaced the old 4-tab layout with a clean 5-tab layout. The fifth tab is More.

[ Dashboard ]  [ Tenancies ]  [ Negotiate ]  [ Deposits ]  [ More ]

Tapping More opens a full-height navigation sheet with the complete navigation tree — every group, every route — right there in one additional tap.

The More sheet includes:

  • Properties — your full property portfolio
  • Check-In Reports — start and manage check-ins
  • Check-Out Reports — run and review check-outs
  • Compliance — certificates, safety records, legal notices
  • Branches — multi-branch management
  • Analytics — portfolio-level reporting
  • Settings — account, notifications, integrations
  • …and all other routes previously only accessible from the hamburger drawer

What happened to Create?

The Create action hasn't gone anywhere. It's available as a prominent entry inside the More sheet, so you can still kick off a new tenancy, report, or deposit claim in the same number of taps as before.

Why this pattern

The "More" tab is a well-established mobile navigation pattern — most notably used throughout iOS apps — precisely because it solves the discoverability problem without sacrificing the speed of primary destinations. Your four most-used sections remain one tap away; everything else is one tap away too, just via the sheet.

This is particularly important for workflows like:

  • Check-out day — jumping between the Check-Out Report, Deposits, and Negotiate screens
  • Compliance checks — reviewing certificates and then updating a property record
  • Multi-branch oversight — moving between Branches and Analytics

None of these required hunting through a drawer anymore.

Technical detail

The change is contained in src/components/mobile-bottom-tabs.tsx. The bottom bar renders a persistent 5-tab layout; the More tab triggers a bottom sheet component that renders the full navigation tree. No existing routes or deep-link paths have changed.

Released in v0.1.340.