Just got the one week trial online for the starter subscription. I’ve only used it for a day so far, but I’m really liking it on the desktop version. Download the app to check it out from my phone, but I’m just getting the blue wheel of death. It’s just been buffering for minutes and minutes and minutes and nothings happened. I deleted it and reinstalled the app and I’ve restarted my phone a couple times.Only reason I want is because I like the desktop version and I want to give this a chance.

The new OneUp mobile app finally feels like a true command center instead of a placeholder. The Calendar view is fast, clean, and actually usable for planning across platforms on the go. Analytics loads quickly and gives me the essentials without a laptop—perfect for checking post performance between meetings. Being able to reply to comments and DMs directly in-app is a huge time-saver, and it’s smooth enough that I’m not fighting the UI.The scheduling updates are the standout. Multi-post threads for X, Bluesky, and Threads work exactly how you want—no weird formatting surprises, and it’s on mobile?! mixed-media scheduling to Instagram (image + video in one post) just works. I’ve stress-tested with carousels, short video, and cross-posted threads, and the app stayed stable with zero crashes.It’s clear the team rebuilt with creators in mind: fewer taps, faster load times, and a layout that makes sense when you’re juggling three accounts and a deadline. If you bounced off the old version, this upgrade makes it worth coming back. It’s the rare social scheduler that’s actually better on mobile now, not just “good enough until you get to desktop.”

And it’s a serious did that all other platforms include: it easily abandons posts. You can be on the last part of a post and you accidentally swipe back. DOH! So I copy the description, the big one, as soon as I type it out. That is it. When you manage to type out a good description and have a killer reel, it does what it says. It needs more fictionally for Snap! It needs to be able to go to Story and Public profile, I haven’t had this happen yet. I just do this in Snap. One App on top of One Up isn’t the worst thing ever. If Abandon is fixed, it’s a 5 star App all day long.

Some things are the fault of instagram guidelines (requires a business account for scheduling stories) but since One Up knows this, the price shouldn’t be so high. In addition, the app cannot cross post an instagram photo to the facebook page. You’re forced to add the Facebook pages as additional accounts which is more work and more money. This app’s developers should either lower the price or work with Meta for solutions.