Notion Rolls Out Native Editor for iOS Beta.

Notion’s native editor for iOS is now in beta and rolling out to users. It replaces the previous iOS editing interface with an editor built specifically for Apple’s mobile operating system.

The change was announced in a LinkedIn post. Notion describes the release as a more native iOS experience rather than another update to its previous mobile editor.

The main change sits underneath the editing experience. Notion has moved from its previous iOS interface to a purpose-built native editor. Users included in the rollout can test that editor while it remains in beta.

The announcement focuses specifically on editing. It does not describe a broader redesign of the Notion app or changes to databases, search, notifications or other mobile features. The beta covers the interface used to create and edit content on iOS.

Because the release is rolling out, access is being introduced to users rather than switched on everywhere at once. The beta label also means the native editor is still being tested before a wider finished release.

Users who receive the beta can work in the new editor as it becomes available in their iOS app. Notion has not announced a date for completing the rollout or moving the editor out of beta.

This update is separate from Notion’s recent work around AI accounts, agents and external integrations. Its focus is the core mobile writing and editing experience, with the previous interface giving way to an iOS-native implementation.

What is Notion native editor for iOS?

It is a purpose-built editing interface for Notion’s iOS app. It replaces the previous iOS editing experience and is currently in beta.

When is the native editor for iOS available?

The beta is rolling out to users. No date has been given for full availability or the end of the beta.

Which Notion plan includes the native editor for iOS?

Notion has not published plan or pricing details in this announcement. The beta is described only as rolling out to users.