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The City of London is focusing on increasing user engagement with the Barbican App and its upcoming web version.

The Barbican App has seen increased user engagement, with over 1,400 registered users, as reported in November 2026. The Barbican Estate Office promotes the app as a primary communication tool, aiming to improve communication timeliness. A web version is set to launch soon, according to a report presented to the Barbican Estate Residents Consultation Committee in October 2026.

The app, which facilitates user interaction with services, has been modified to allow multiple photo uploads for documenting issues. The Barbican Estate Office expressed satisfaction with the level of engagement and feedback received. These findings were presented by the Director of Property and Estate Management for the Barbican Estate.

Key facts

  1. The Barbican App has over 1,400 registered users, as reported in November 2026. Source
  2. A web version of the Barbican App is set to launch soon. Source
  3. The Barbican App was modified to permit uploading multiple photos for documenting issues. Source
  4. Findings on the Barbican App were presented on 26 October 2026. Source
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  1. Barbican App usage grows, web version to launch The Barbican App has seen a significant increase in user engagement, with over 1,400 registered users, and a web version is set to launch soon, according to a recent report. City of London 2 November 2026