Just echoing everyone here: not having iframe support on mobile really limits how far we can take GHL in daily use.

So much of what we build relies on being able to connect tools and info in one place, and when mobile can't follow, it breaks that flow. Clients expect the same power on the go as on desktop, and right now, we just can't give them that.

If iframe support gets added, it’s not just a dev win — it’s a huge boost for user experience and agency flexibility. Hope this gets on the roadmap soon. It would seriously level up the mobile side.

It is inconceivable that iFrames cannot be added to the mobile application. This limitation affects the productivity of our development team and directly impacts the satisfaction of our customers.

Without this feature, the mobile version is perceived as incomplete compared to the desktop, creating inconsistency, frustration, and hampering daily adoption. As much of our customers' work is done on the go, this reduces their productivity and the perceived value of CRM, while increasing the risk of disengagement or migration to a competing solution that is deemed more comprehensive.

Finally, the independence of being able to manage the addition of iFrames ourselves would strengthen our autonomy, promote better integration of our ecosystem and fully justify choosing GHL as a central solution.

This feature has the potential to completely transform how we use the mobile app. By allowing iframes, GHL becomes an open ecosystem where we can connect anything we need — analytics dashboards, custom workflows, client portals, you name it.

It’s the difference between a closed tool and a true platform. With iframes, the mobile app stops being limited and starts becoming a central hub for innovation. Please prioritize this — it’s a win for every developer, agency, and client relying on GHL. 🌟

Absolutely agree, this feature is a total game changer.

Having the ability to embed custom iframes directly into the mobile app unlocks a massive range of possibilities, not only for developers but also for end users. It means faster integrations, less dependency on native updates, and way more flexibility to meet each client’s specific needs.

This isn’t just a “nice to have,” it’s a strategic lever that accelerates innovation and enables truly tailored experiences. Investing in this direction multiplies the value for the entire GHL community. 🚀

This feature is extremely important for developers.

Having the ability to embed custom iframes directly into the mobile app opens up a huge range of possibilities — from integrating external dashboards, to connecting specialized tools, to creating seamless workflows for users.

It’s not just a “nice-to-have,” it’s a foundational piece that allows developers to innovate faster inside GHL without waiting for native features. Please keep investing in this direction — it will save time for devs and empower us to build way more flexible, client-centric solutions.