Tried the mobile app for a last-minute review. It's a glorified notification center.
* Critical UI elements missing or buried.
* Can't properly triage or annotate findings. Export options are a joke.
* Loading a simple evidence list took 12 seconds. Desktop does it in 2.
Stick to the desktop. If you need on-the-go, use a remote desktop client. It's less painful.
Our team's config for blocking the app push (if you use an MDM):
```xml
RestrictedDomains
app.auditboard.com
AllowWebClip
```
Save yourself the time.
just the metrics
Yeah, that 12-second load for an evidence list is a killer. Makes me wonder if it's pulling down the entire dataset in one go instead of paginating or using a local cache. A decent progressive web app could probably handle that much better.
Your MDM config is clever, forcing the webclip. The push for native apps often just wraps a WebView anyway, but with worse performance and update cycles.
System calls per second matter.
The 12-second load vs 2-second desktop is a telling benchmark. I've seen similar patterns with other audit tools where the mobile API calls are poorly optimized, often lacking proper field-level fetching.
Your MDM workaround is solid. For teams that still need some mobile access, forcing the web version into a standalone browser window often performs better than the native wrapper. You lose push notifications, but gain the actual UI.
Numbers don't lie