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16/04/2026

For years, companies building mobile products relied on the "walled garden" of app stores to keep us safe. But with a 38% surge in Android-specific threats and "v***r apps" that transform into malware after installation, the perimeter is officially dead.

In 2026, your app cannot rely on the user's phone being "clean." It has to be a self-defending product.
We’ve identified 3 pillars for this transition:

1. Active self-defense (RASP): Your app must monitor its own heartbeat and shut down if it detects a "hooking" framework.

2. Code hardening: If a competitor looks under the hood, they should see a "black box," not your proprietary logic.

3. Zero-trust storage: Treat local memory as hostile territory. If the phone is lost, the data must remain an unreadable cipher.

📖 Read our full deep dive on 2026 mobile resilience:

Protect your software with mobile app security best practices. Learn about RASP, zero-trust storage, and AI guardrails to meet top security standards.

15/04/2026

Retail gamification works best when it supports habits.

Mechanics like visible progress, a small “head start,” or daily streaks tap into simple behavioral patterns that encourage users to come back.
When these elements are thoughtfully designed, every interaction feels like a step forward.

We break down three gamification mechanics that help build lasting engagement in retail apps. 👀

Learn more on our blog: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sn4ML0

14/04/2026

In eCommerce, small frictions add up quickly.

Unclear delivery status, complicated returns, missing product availability, or too many steps at checkout can easily break the shopping experience.

Leading apps approach this differently. They design self-service features that give users real-time visibility and control over what’s happening with their order.

We look at how these patterns work in practice in our report “Mission: Self-Possible”, researched and crafted by Dominika Będkowska, Market Researcher at Miquido.

Download the full report: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sn1NR0

08/04/2026

Image recognition in mobile apps looks impressive in demos. But in real products, a gap often appears between the “digital vision” and the physical world.

Even highly accurate AR or visual search features can struggle once they leave controlled environments.

In our latest article, we explain how mobile image recognition actually works and where teams most often hit implementation bottlenecks.

Read more:

Discover the potential of image recognition features in mobile apps, from self-service to product discovery and solutions to most common challenges.

07/04/2026

Self-service is often discussed through features: chatbots, tracking, quick returns.

But the real story is bigger. It’s about how customer expectations are changing and why more people prefer to manage things on their own.

In “Mission: Self-Possible”, Dominika Będkowska, Market Researcher at Miquido, looks at self-service through that broader lens - connecting real product examples with the trends shaping user behaviour today.

Download the full report: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0snB040

03/04/2026

During our Miquido for Creatives webinar, Susan Cummings, CEO & Co-Founder at 10six Games, described a very different mindset: treating AI like a junior member of the team.

Not something that creates the core work, but something that helps iterate, adapt and extend ideas.

It’s a small shift in framing, but it changes how creative teams actually work with AI.

Watch the full conversation: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0snC1p0

01/04/2026

FinTech is entering a new phase. The biggest shift is no longer about experimenting with new tools, but about integrating them into systems that scale: AI-driven operating models, real-time payments, programmable money, and embedded financial services.

What does that mean for banks, fintechs, and product teams?

In our latest article, we break down the key trends shaping the next wave of financial technology.

Read more:

Explore top fintech trends for 2026 from Deloitte, McKinsey, & Accenture. Discover how Miquido leads Europe in AI-driven banking & infrastructure ex*****on. Read now.

31/03/2026

What does self-service look like when it actually works?

Across eCommerce, travel and foodtech, leading companies design features that give users more clarity and control over what’s happening in the moment.

In “Mission: Self-Possible”, we look at real product patterns used by market leaders and explain how they shape everyday user experiences.

The report was researched and crafted by Dominika Będkowska, Market Researcher at Miquido.

Download the full report: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0snz__0

27/03/2026

Many teams expect AI to fix weak content. But as Boris Lacroix put it during our Miquido for Creatives webinar, AI doesn’t solve that problem, it amplifies it.

If the input is average, the output will just be average faster. 🙄

The real advantage appears when experienced teams use AI to iterate, test, and explore more ideas without lowering the creative bar.

Watch the full conversation ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0snB-z0

24/03/2026

As AI systems become more autonomous, a new challenge appears: trust.

Applications are starting to move from assisting users to acting on their behalf. When that happens, people want to understand why a system made a certain decision or recommendation.

This is where explainability becomes essential.

In our report “Mission: Self-Possible”, Jerzy Biernacki, Chief AI Officer at Miquido, explains why transparency, Explainable AI (XAI), and safeguards like Human-in-the-Loop are key to building confidence in autonomous systems.

Learn more - download the full report: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sn3TC0

20/03/2026

You need to be actively in the game.

During our Miquido for Creatives webinar, Boris Lacroix, Co-founder & CEO at Solario former VP Digital Operations at Moncler made a point that resonates beyond the creative industries.

AI is moving too fast to observe from the sidelines. You cannot define a five-year strategy without hands-on exposure today.

When people across the organization actually test new tools, perspectives shift. Assumptions get challenged. Hype loses its shine. Real limitations become visible. Fear decreases.

That first-hand experience matters. It demystifies the technology and allows your most forward-thinking teams to discover practical use cases others wouldn’t see.

You don’t need a perfect roadmap yet.
But you do need to be playing.

Missed the conversation? Watch the recording here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0snw3V0

18/03/2026

In private healthcare, patient relationships don’t end after the first visit. A well-designed CRM helps providers turn patient data into better engagement, stronger loyalty, and measurable growth.

From personalized offers to smarter cross-sell and long-term retention the real value appears when CRM connects with patient-facing apps and data flows across the ecosystem.

Swipe through the carousel to see how healthcare CRM drives business impact.