TL;DR: Wrike mobile for Android and iOS now supports Required Fields in workflows, plus Filter Presets and Sort updates for saved mobile views. AI Agents received new capabilities for approvals, email via Gmail and Outlook, and blueprint kickoff workflows. Wrike MCP is now available on the ChatGPT Marketplace for easier discovery and setup. In the Community, join the May 6 live session on Wrike AI Agents, catch the April 2026 Digest and Deminar updates, explore new onboarding posts, learn about refreshed Community ranks and perks, and join this week’s Wrike-Up Wednesday conversation.
Feature Updates
Required Fields Support
We’re excited to share that workflow governance with Required Fields is now supported in the Wrike mobile app for both Android and iOS, helping ensure consistent data compliance across web and mobile experiences.
What’s new?
- Required Fields on mobile: Workflow guardrails for status transitions are now enforced in the mobile app.
- Consistent governance across platforms: Whether users update statuses on web or mobile, required fields must be completed before the status change is allowed.
- Improved data quality: This helps teams maintain cleaner data, support compliance, and generate clearer reports based on complete information.
Filter Presets and Sort Updates
We’re also happy to announce improvements to Filters and Sort in the mobile app for both Android and iOS, making it easier for users to work with saved views while on the go.
What’s new?
- Filter Presets in Table and Board view: Users can now apply saved Filter Presets on the mobile app in Table views, Board views and Smart Folders such as My to-do and Created by me. Filter Presets created and saved on the web can now be accessed and applied in the mobile app.
- Sorting updates on mobile: Users can also adjust sorting configurations to match the filters they apply in the same views where filter presets are available.
These updates are available in the latest Wrike mobile app version for Android and iOS. Check if you're on the latest version via App store or Play store.
This release helps agents close the loop: they can now start and manage approval flows with user-chip approvers, send email through Gmail and Outlook, and act on the sub-items of a newly created project or folder to power blueprint kickoff workflows. The update also includes approval-chip enhancements, bug fixes, and usability improvements across logs, cloning, permissions, and more.
We also share the Blueprint Kickoff Agent, including its setup and configuration, so you can automatically assign sub-tasks, set dates, and notify the right stakeholders the moment a project is created from a template.
👉 Check out the full post for details, examples, and configuration guidance.
- Wrike MCP: Now Available on the ChatGPT Marketplace 🤖
Wrike MCP is now available on the ChatGPT Marketplace, making it easier for users to discover and connect Wrike with ChatGPT.
What’s new?
- Easier discovery: Users can now find Wrike directly in the ChatGPT Marketplace.
- Simpler setup: Wrike can be enabled through ChatGPT settings using a standard connection flow.
- Smoother access to Wrike in ChatGPT: Users can connect and start using Wrike with less setup effort.
Read more about Wrike MCP in this Help Center article, and refer to this dedicated documentation for setup instructions.
Community News
- Live Session: What Can Wrike AI Agents Do for You? 🤖
Join us on May 6 for a live Wrike Essentials session to see how AI Agents work, how to build one from scratch, explore prompt libraries and use cases, and get a look at the latest updates and what’s coming next.
Head over to this Community post for full details and registration.
- What’s New in Wrike – April 2026 Digest & Deminar ⭐
Catch the full roundup of Wrike’s April 2026 updates, including expanded AI Agents actions, public snapshots in the new Gantt Chart, and more. Check out this Community post and share your feedback or questions.
Join our live What’s New in Wrike – April 2026 Edition deminar on April 30 to explore the latest AI Agents enhancements and see how Whiteboards and retrospectives help turn collaboration into action. Check out this Community post for details and registration.
- Wrike Onboarding: Getting Started with Navigation and Workspace Structure 💯
New to Wrike? We’ve shared two onboarding posts to help new users get started faster: How to Navigate Wrike as a New User, which covers the main navigation experience including the sidebar, search, Inbox, My To-Do, Spaces, and pinned items; and How Wrike Is Structured - Spaces, Folders, Projects, and Tasks, which explains Wrike’s four core building blocks with simple definitions and examples to help users organize work more confidently.
Read full posts: Post 1 | Post 2
- Wrike Community Ranks and Perks Update 🏆
We’ve refreshed Community Ranks and perks to better recognize contributions across the Wrike Community, with benefits like Wrike Stars, certification discounts, swag, and more.
👉 Check out the full post for rank details, perks, and how to grow your rank.
- Wrike-Up Wednesday: Your Ideal Workcation Spot 🌴
Join the fun on Wrike-Up Wednesday by sharing your ideal workcation spot in the Community. Tell us where you’d love to work from for a while and why.
Post your comment in the Community thread.
