Gartner's 2023 trends report highlights the growing significance of superapps, which are applications combining a set of core features with access to independently created miniapps, offering a mobile-first experience that appeals to the digital-native generation. These versatile apps, likened to Swiss army knives, are gaining popularity with an estimated 15 superapps having been downloaded over 4.6 billion times globally, attracting 2.68 billion monthly active users. Corporations like Walmart are developing superapps to streamline employee processes by replacing multiple vendor-supplied applications with a single cohesive platform, improving user adoption and management. Companies such as fintech firm Revolut are expanding their ecosystems by integrating superapps, which allow them to offer diverse services on one platform, and Gartner predicts that by 2027, over 50% of the global population will be daily active users of multiple superapps. As digital-native products disrupt various industries, implementing superapp models presents a critical first-mover advantage for businesses seeking to enhance user engagement and streamline mobile experiences. Gartner encourages companies to consolidate applications and create environments for third-party developers to contribute to superapp experiences, with tools like Ionic Portals facilitating the integration of web experiences into native mobile applications.