With iOS 26, Apple introduced a new design language called Liquid Glass. Version 6.11.0 of the Services iOS app leans into it fully, and this update is about a lot more than a fresh coat of paint.

By adopting Apple's native components more deeply, Services mobile is better positioned to support whatever comes next. New devices, new OS features, new form factors. The more we build with the platform, the better the app feels everywhere it runs, including on hardware that doesn't exist yet.

Service plan interface titled "Hope in the Unseen" on April 4, with sections for announcements, teams, and a worship schedule featuring Psalm 23.

You'll notice a refreshed look across the app including:

Navigation bar

  • Buttons

  • Gradient and transparent background

Music planning app interface showing song titles, time, and options for schedule, plans, songs, media, and people.

Tab bar

  • Mini media player

  • Updated icons

A church service planning app screen displaying a list of worship songs and a media player with options to close or play music.

Throughout the app

  • Updated submenus across the app

Church service planning app interface showing options to rename, print, open in Safari, and more. Schedule includes songs and countdown.

This is just the beginning. Android support is coming soon, and more updates are on the way as we continue to bring Services mobile in line with the latest platform standards.

Try it out

Update to version 6.11.0 in the App Store to see the new look.

💚 Team Services