What the iPhone app can do, and what is web only

The iPhone app does most of what the web app does: create and schedule posts, customise each platform, preview, manage the calendar, create with AI Studio, watch delivery, read analytics and manage your team. A few things stay on the web.

In the app#

• Connect accounts: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Telegram and Discord.
• Compose: pick accounts, write a caption, add photos, video or a PDF, and post or schedule to every account at once.
• Customise per platform: a different caption for LinkedIn, a title and tags for YouTube, reply settings on X, and so on.
• Previews: see the post as each platform will show it.
• Calendar and drafts: the same calendar your team sees on the web. Reschedule with a tap.
• AI Studio: captions in your brand voice, images and video, using your plan's AI credits.
• Delivery and activity: watch posts go live, see why one failed, retry, and get told when an account needs reconnecting.
• Analytics: engagement, reach and delivery health.
• Team and workspaces: invite teammates and switch workspace.
• Subscription: start a trial or manage an App Store subscription. See Managing a subscription bought through Apple.
• Delete account in Settings.

Web only#

• Connecting Google Business Profile and WordPress.
• Buying add-ons (extra seats, workspaces, credits, storage, accounts). Add-ons need a card subscription on the web.
• The billing portal for a web subscription: invoices, card changes and cancellation. If you subscribed on the web, manage billing at Settings > Billing on the web.
• Developers: API keys and the full settings for AI agents and webhooks.

Connecting Instagram on an iPhone#

The Instagram app can take over the sign-in page. See Connecting Instagram on an iPhone.