Feature Requests

It would be great to support the feature provided by Google Play to ask for updates directly in android apps. See : https://developer.android.com/guide/playcore/in-app-updates

ImageCacheConfig, is only supported on iOS. It would be consistent and useful on android to. https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/image/#imagecacheconfig

It would be nice if markdown was supported out of the box and included in expo go. This seems like a good candidate https://github.com/software-mansion-labs/react-native-enriched-markdown

Add support in expo-age-range for the Google Play Age Signals testing APIs, specifically FakeAgeSignalsManager , so developers outside supported regions can test age-range functionality during development Little bit Background:- The Android implementation of expo-age-range uses the Google Play Age Signals API. However, this API is currently rolled out only in limited regions (e.g., Brazil and some US states like Texas). Developers in other regions (e.g., "India" in my case) cannot reliably test the API because real age signals are not available. Google provides an official testing mechanism through FakeAgeSignalsManager , which allows apps to simulate responses from the Age Signals API: https://developer.android.com/google/play/age-signals/test-age-signals-api Just to restate the Problem clearly:- Currently, expo-age-range does not expose a way to use FakeAgeSignalsManager . This makes it difficult or impossible for developers in unsupported regions to: Test the behavior of requestAgeRangeAsync Validate UX flows for different age thresholds Run automated tests or QA scenarios So I want the expo-age-range package to expose testing utilities from the Android Age Signals API via the Expo module. Note, these would be development only APIs and thus, wont be used in prod app Extra context on what i am working on: I am only doing expo-age-range implementation for android only for now. I have not explored testing for Declared Age Range framework on iOS as of now.

Expo custom dev client should have ability to load cached bundle without expo running on system/desktop, it would be super productive, since endless loop of re-installing dev client and production app would be no longer required or to two have different devices all the time. I end up having two different devices or to keep switching between production and dev client too often 🤷 and keep going through uninstall and reinstall cycle.

In Expo Maps on Android, the onCircleClick callback currently only returns the data of the circle that was clicked. While this makes it possible to identify which circle triggered the event, it does not expose the actual coordinates where the user clicked on the map. It would be very useful if onCircleClick also returned the latitude and longitude of the click location. Example usage: <GoogleMaps.View onCircleClick={(event) => { const { circle, coordinates } = event; console.log( circle.id ); console.log(coordinates.latitude, coordinates.longitude); }} /> Proposed event structure: export type GoogleMapsCircleClickEvent = { circle: GoogleMapsCircle; coordinates: Coordinates; }; onCircleClick?: (event: GoogleMapsCircleClickEvent) => void;

Hi! 👋 From the documentation, it looks like there is a very convenient way to create multiple views with different parameters on iOS: https://docs.expo.dev/brownfield/isolated-approach/#present-a-react-native-view However, I'm having trouble understanding how to achieve a couple of things on Android: Create a React Native instance as an Android Fragment (we need to integrate RN inside an existing native screen, so showReactNativeFragment doesn't seem like the right approach). Pass the component name and arguments on Android (the same values that are passed to AppRegistry.registerComponent ). Could you please clarify how this is expected to work on Android? Thank you!

I really like this library. However it is missing one setting for android that would be great to have and thats the fill setting. This would make the library match between ios and android much more since on ios these are distinct icons but for material icons they are combined and without this you cannot use filled icons

In the flutter you can build very easily like flutter build ipa/ios/apk/aab Please add the same feature in the expo ASAP.

expo-widgets supports widget interactivity through buttons and state updates, but it does not expose a clear deep-linking API for normal home-screen widgets. The main gap is navigation: opening the app to a specific route from a widget making a whole widget open a specific screen making individual rows/items inside a widget open a specific destination Why This Matters Apple already supports widget deep linking through WidgetKit / SwiftUI primitives like widgetURL and Link , so this does not appear to be a platform limitation. Voltra also appears to support whole-widget deep linking for home widgets already, which makes this gap more noticeable for Expo users trying to stay within the Expo stack. Current State Home-screen widget button actions appear to be supported in expo-widgets . Live Activities have a documented url path. Normal home-screen widgets do not have a documented equivalent for widget-wide or per-item deep linking. Expo's March 4, 2026 widgets announcement has a "What's next" section, but it does not mention home-widget deep linking there. If this is already planned, a short public note in the docs, blog, or changelog would help avoid duplicate requests. Requested API / Direction Any of the following would help: A widgetURL -style API for normal widgets. A Link component in @expo/ui/swift-ui that works inside widgets. Per-element deep-link support for widget content. A clear statement on whether this is planned, and if so, the intended direction.