nterest sure is stepping up its game when it comes to app improvements.

The online bulletin board has quickly responded to requests— the inevitable complaints—from regular users since its b mobile redesigns rolled out earlier this spring. Now nterest is tweaking its mobile apps to incorporate features that users asked for.

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nterest’s devotion to mobile is evident—every feature the company adds to its website quickly appears in its apps, this latest upgrade for iOS Android is no different. Friend mentions, predictive search, recent search views, notifications were added to the site last month; on Tuesday, they were included in the latest mobile update.

Notifications have been kicked into high gear on mobile; now you can enable push notifications for constant, crazy-making (for me, at least) nterest interaction.

nterest is all about the time-sucking process of content discovery, the new mobile search functions are like an enabler: Don’t be surprised if you look up from your smartphone to find you just spent hours discovering new uses for bacon. Your desktop searches now follow you to the app so you can pick up where you left off—whether that’s good or bad for your productivity, only you can say.

nterest has come a long way from its origins as a slow-growing, invitation-only platform. In the three years since its launch, the company now ranks in the top 15 social networks worldwide, according to eeter’s GlobalbIndex. nterest is mainly big in the U.S., but as mobile continues to drive social media’s growth around the world, the network’s mobile emphasis could pay off in the form of increased engagement in countries like China India.

st week, nterest launched a “n It Forward” campaign in Britain to encourage UK bloggers to use nterest drive traffic. A similar campaign in the U.S. three years ago paid off—fashion bloggers turned their readers on to the inspirational aspects of creating nterest boards, the site quickly grew from 5000 users to close to 50 million.