
Jordan Chapelle developed and maintained core features for Infomaniak’s iOS suite, focusing on the ios-kMail and ios-kDrive repositories. Over twelve months, Jordan delivered robust scheduling, folder navigation, and media playback enhancements, emphasizing maintainability and user experience. He refactored complex logic for message handling, streamlined localization across multiple languages, and integrated analytics for actionable insights. Using Swift and SwiftUI, Jordan improved concurrency, error handling, and dependency management, while ensuring code clarity through modularization and targeted cleanup. His work addressed both UI and backend integration, resulting in more reliable workflows, reduced user errors, and a scalable foundation for future development.

January 2026 summary: Localization enhancements and code hygiene across Infomaniak’s iOS apps to improve global usability and future localization readiness. Implemented English developmentRegion defaults, refined localization validation, and removed noisy error logging across ios-SwissTransfer, ios-kMail, and ios-kDrive. These changes deliver a consistent English-speaking UX, reduce localization-related issues, and streamline future internationalization work, contributing to faster release cycles and higher-quality user experience.
January 2026 summary: Localization enhancements and code hygiene across Infomaniak’s iOS apps to improve global usability and future localization readiness. Implemented English developmentRegion defaults, refined localization validation, and removed noisy error logging across ios-SwissTransfer, ios-kMail, and ios-kDrive. These changes deliver a consistent English-speaking UX, reduce localization-related issues, and streamline future internationalization work, contributing to faster release cycles and higher-quality user experience.
December 2025 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-kMail focused on delivering navigation, readability, performance improvements, and analytics enhancements, while stabilizing folder-related behaviors. The work drove tangible business value by enabling deeper folder structures, faster access through a searchable folder view, and better product insights for decision-making.
December 2025 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-kMail focused on delivering navigation, readability, performance improvements, and analytics enhancements, while stabilizing folder-related behaviors. The work drove tangible business value by enabling deeper folder structures, faster access through a searchable folder view, and better product insights for decision-making.
November 2025 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-SwissTransfer: Focused on maintenance to sustain stability and forward compatibility. Delivered a key feature: update of the multiplatform-SwissTransfer library to version 5.3.5, aligning with the latest upstream and preserving cross-platform compatibility. The change was implemented as a dedicated dependency bump (commit 1157b8bd678ca0bc0e436c35defb41a2631b5ee8, chore: Bump dependancies). No major bugs were fixed this month; the work reduced risk by addressing aging dependencies and streamlining future updates. Overall impact: improved reliability, easier future upgrades, and a solid foundation for upcoming features with maintained platform alignment. Technologies/skills demonstrated: dependency management, Kotlin Multiplatform ecosystem awareness, version pinning, and disciplined release hygiene.
November 2025 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-SwissTransfer: Focused on maintenance to sustain stability and forward compatibility. Delivered a key feature: update of the multiplatform-SwissTransfer library to version 5.3.5, aligning with the latest upstream and preserving cross-platform compatibility. The change was implemented as a dedicated dependency bump (commit 1157b8bd678ca0bc0e436c35defb41a2631b5ee8, chore: Bump dependancies). No major bugs were fixed this month; the work reduced risk by addressing aging dependencies and streamlining future updates. Overall impact: improved reliability, easier future upgrades, and a solid foundation for upcoming features with maintained platform alignment. Technologies/skills demonstrated: dependency management, Kotlin Multiplatform ecosystem awareness, version pinning, and disciplined release hygiene.
October 2025 performance snapshot: Delivered feature enhancements and stability improvements across Infomaniak/ios-kDrive and ios-kMail, driving better user experience, reliability, and maintainability. The work emphasizes public-sharing workflows, playback reliability, and consistent UI/UX patterns with performant metadata handling.
October 2025 performance snapshot: Delivered feature enhancements and stability improvements across Infomaniak/ios-kDrive and ios-kMail, driving better user experience, reliability, and maintainability. The work emphasizes public-sharing workflows, playback reliability, and consistent UI/UX patterns with performant metadata handling.
June 2025: Focused on UX consistency, maintainability, and media robustness in ios-kDrive. Delivered cross-language folder naming simplifications, refactored filename formatting logic, and added robust handling for unreadable video files, reducing edge-case crashes and improving user experience.
June 2025: Focused on UX consistency, maintainability, and media robustness in ios-kDrive. Delivered cross-language folder naming simplifications, refactored filename formatting logic, and added robust handling for unreadable video files, reducing edge-case crashes and improving user experience.
May 2025 performance summary for Infomaniak iOS suite (kMail, kDrive, SwissTransfer). Focused on strengthening core workflows, data integrity, and UI/UX to reduce user errors and improve reliability. Delivered robust drag-and-drop/move interactions, refined folder move semantics, and refactored movability logic. Enhanced KSuite integration in kDrive with a MyKSuite-backed parameter UI and safer userId-based data updates. Improved SwissTransfer UI with contextual actions and clear remaining capacity. Polished the user experience with macOS shortcut for Settings, native sheets for date selection, padding and localization improvements, and targeted refactors with dependency upgrades to boost maintainability. These efforts enhance business value by decreasing errors, speeding workflows, and laying groundwork for future features.
May 2025 performance summary for Infomaniak iOS suite (kMail, kDrive, SwissTransfer). Focused on strengthening core workflows, data integrity, and UI/UX to reduce user errors and improve reliability. Delivered robust drag-and-drop/move interactions, refined folder move semantics, and refactored movability logic. Enhanced KSuite integration in kDrive with a MyKSuite-backed parameter UI and safer userId-based data updates. Improved SwissTransfer UI with contextual actions and clear remaining capacity. Polished the user experience with macOS shortcut for Settings, native sheets for date selection, padding and localization improvements, and targeted refactors with dependency upgrades to boost maintainability. These efforts enhance business value by decreasing errors, speeding workflows, and laying groundwork for future features.
Monthly summary for 2025-04 focusing on Infomaniak/ios-kMail Block Sender UX Improvements. Delivered consolidated block-sender handling logic by extracting the complex conditional logic into a new helper function, improving code readability and maintainability. Also refined user-facing copy across languages to clarify that future messages will be sent to junk, replacing the previous 'moving to junk' phrasing. Commits involved: 6b3375c6d5fddffd85ec0e142e6463b1e4cfddd0 (refactor: Minimize nesting) and a12230a8baf510cdeedfb8be87e7c97c49a0b7ad (fix: Remove move mention from block action text).
Monthly summary for 2025-04 focusing on Infomaniak/ios-kMail Block Sender UX Improvements. Delivered consolidated block-sender handling logic by extracting the complex conditional logic into a new helper function, improving code readability and maintainability. Also refined user-facing copy across languages to clarify that future messages will be sent to junk, replacing the previous 'moving to junk' phrasing. Commits involved: 6b3375c6d5fddffd85ec0e142e6463b1e4cfddd0 (refactor: Minimize nesting) and a12230a8baf510cdeedfb8be87e7c97c49a0b7ad (fix: Remove move mention from block action text).
March 2025 (Infomaniak/ios-kMail): Delivered major UX and reliability improvements across attachments, phishing/spam handling, and selection UI. Attachment Handling Improvements centralized filtering and correctly distinguishing non-inline attachments, reducing rendering issues and improving accuracy; substantial performance benefit from computing not-inline attachments once. Phishing, Spam, and Bulk Actions Improvements enabled bulk reporting and spam handling with concurrency, improved messaging (pluralization), and expanded bulk actions (report, move, block, share). UI and Selection Enhancements delivered more reliable multi-select, default loading state, and polished search interactions. Numerous bug fixes addressed edge cases and data correctness, including multi-message reporting, hiding reports for self threads, unselect after report, and localization updates.
March 2025 (Infomaniak/ios-kMail): Delivered major UX and reliability improvements across attachments, phishing/spam handling, and selection UI. Attachment Handling Improvements centralized filtering and correctly distinguishing non-inline attachments, reducing rendering issues and improving accuracy; substantial performance benefit from computing not-inline attachments once. Phishing, Spam, and Bulk Actions Improvements enabled bulk reporting and spam handling with concurrency, improved messaging (pluralization), and expanded bulk actions (report, move, block, share). UI and Selection Enhancements delivered more reliable multi-select, default loading state, and polished search interactions. Numerous bug fixes addressed edge cases and data correctness, including multi-message reporting, hiding reports for self threads, unselect after report, and localization updates.
In January 2025, I focused on delivering user-safety improvements, UI polish, analytics enablement, and reliability across the iOS kMail app. The work enhances everyday usage with clearer scheduling flows, safer download actions, stronger localization, and better visibility into product usage. The engineering effort also strengthened stability and test readiness for faster iteration.
In January 2025, I focused on delivering user-safety improvements, UI polish, analytics enablement, and reliability across the iOS kMail app. The work enhances everyday usage with clearer scheduling flows, safer download actions, stronger localization, and better visibility into product usage. The engineering effort also strengthened stability and test readiness for faster iteration.
For December 2024, Infomaniak/ios-kMail delivered focused improvements to the Scheduling flow, draft handling, and discovery visuals, advancing UX reliability and localization alignment. Key outcomes include a comprehensive Scheduling UI refresh with refined icons and labels; robust draft scheduling action error propagation; guardrails preventing too-early scheduling; new Snoozed folder support with clean display logic; and updated discovery visuals to guide required user action. These changes reduce user errors, improve operational efficiency, and demonstrate strong refactoring, testing readiness, and cross-team collaboration across the iOS app.
For December 2024, Infomaniak/ios-kMail delivered focused improvements to the Scheduling flow, draft handling, and discovery visuals, advancing UX reliability and localization alignment. Key outcomes include a comprehensive Scheduling UI refresh with refined icons and labels; robust draft scheduling action error propagation; guardrails preventing too-early scheduling; new Snoozed folder support with clean display logic; and updated discovery visuals to guide required user action. These changes reduce user errors, improve operational efficiency, and demonstrate strong refactoring, testing readiness, and cross-team collaboration across the iOS app.
During November 2024, Infomaniak/ios-kMail delivered a focused set of features and reliability improvements that enhance scheduling workflows, draft editing, and overall UI fidelity, while improving code quality and maintainability. The work directly supports user productivity, reduces scheduling errors, and aligns visuals with design specs, contributing to a smoother end-user experience across key mail and calendar workflows.
During November 2024, Infomaniak/ios-kMail delivered a focused set of features and reliability improvements that enhance scheduling workflows, draft editing, and overall UI fidelity, while improving code quality and maintainability. The work directly supports user productivity, reduces scheduling errors, and aligns visuals with design specs, contributing to a smoother end-user experience across key mail and calendar workflows.
2024-10 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-kMail: Delivered batch URL fetching, scheduling, and UI enhancements, reinforcing reliability and maintainability while delivering measurable business value. Key accomplishments include: a batch URL fetch feature enabling multiple URL retrieval in a single operation; consolidation of download message functions into a unified, maintainable flow; comprehensive message scheduling with UI support (scheduling capability, scheduled thread count display, unified same-date view with scheduling icon, and extended custom scheduling options); complete UI styling across all views and initialisation of the floating panel with enum values; reliability and safety improvements across file handling and drafts, including an unsafe file guard and migration from deprecated saveInKdrive to saveThreadInKdrive; formal preproduction testing, and extensive code cleanup (duplicate removal and function deduplication). These changes improve user experience, reduce operational risk, and enable faster feature delivery.
2024-10 monthly summary for Infomaniak/ios-kMail: Delivered batch URL fetching, scheduling, and UI enhancements, reinforcing reliability and maintainability while delivering measurable business value. Key accomplishments include: a batch URL fetch feature enabling multiple URL retrieval in a single operation; consolidation of download message functions into a unified, maintainable flow; comprehensive message scheduling with UI support (scheduling capability, scheduled thread count display, unified same-date view with scheduling icon, and extended custom scheduling options); complete UI styling across all views and initialisation of the floating panel with enum values; reliability and safety improvements across file handling and drafts, including an unsafe file guard and migration from deprecated saveInKdrive to saveThreadInKdrive; formal preproduction testing, and extensive code cleanup (duplicate removal and function deduplication). These changes improve user experience, reduce operational risk, and enable faster feature delivery.
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