Microsoft Teams: Catch up in Teams mobile

Microsoft Teams mobile will introduce a new “Catch up” view in early 2026, summarizing @mentions, replies, and chats in a card-based layout with swipe actions for quick triage. It is enabled by default, requires no admin changes, and aims to help users manage important messages efficiently.

Introduction

We are introducing Catch up in Microsoft Teams mobile. This new, consolidated view helps users triage conversations that need their attention across chats, meeting chats, and followed channels or threads. The experience uses a mobile-optimized card layout with swipe actions to help users stay organized and act quickly on important messages.

This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 558108.

When this will happen

  • Targeted Release: Rolling out in early April 2026; expected completion in early April 2026.
  • General Availability (Worldwide): Rolling out in early May 2026; expected completion in early May 2026.

How this affects your organization

Who is affected

  • All users accessing Microsoft Teams on mobile clients.

What will happen

What you can do to prepare

No admin action is required at this time.

If your organization provides guidance or training for Teams usage, you may want to:

  • Inform users about the new Catch up mobile view and how it supports triage.
  • Update internal helpdesk or user‑support documentation if it references existing Teams mobile views.

Compliance considerations

No compliance considerations identified. Review as appropriate for your organization.

  • Users will see a new Catch up experience summarizing:
    • @mentions
    • Replies in followed channels/threads
    • Chats and meeting chats where actions may be required
  • A new card‑based view will appear in Teams mobile: 

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  • Users can swipe cards to take quick actions and triage messages:

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  • No admin configuration changes are required.
  • The feature is enabled by default for all tenants.

Message ID: MC1260707


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