This platform will literally only post for you. There’s no functionality outside of posting the same thing at the same time across platforms. Meaning, you cannot add music, location (the tool for this is inaccurate at best), or any other functionality. You can only upload 5 photos at a time and write your post to share each time you plan, this is not a good investment if you’re looking to gain any traction through social media.When I purchased a plan through them, I clicked on a year subscription for just a small business use; 1-2 users, 3 platforms; when I went to check out, they sneakily place higher tiered plans into your cart. I didn’t realize this until I clicked purchase, at which, they tried to keep the $700 dollars they charged me and offer me 1 free year. Mind you, the plan I was looking to sign up for was $70 dollars. That’s 10x what I was intending to pay. Now, they won’t refund the $70 because we are outside the 1 week trial period they allow for a year contract and they say they only offer 1 refund (I wonder how many people accidentally purchase the $700 dollar plan like I did and then lose out on a full refund due to these policies even if they’re within the 7 days). This company practices corrupt and predatory policies.

Web app is good but the iOS app does not sync up with web. I have to manually log out & back in just to see my profiles. It’s like it loses all data after a few hours even though it’s still active on the web.

You just cannot use this on your mobile device. The functionality just isn’t there! You are barely able to piece together a single post at a time — if the app doesn’t crash several times in the process, that is — and if you do need to go back in to change something, there’s no edit function!There are honestly too many issues with the app version of Postplanner to truly get into in a review. The desktop browser version has so much potential — now, if it would carryover to mobile, even just a little bit!For a program designed for the social media mogul, you would expect a stellar mobile app. Unfortunately, Postplanner falls short.

Not sure what’s wrong with this app. I can’t even get it to load. From the reviews it seems like the developers don’t want to fix the app either. It would be nice to have a mobile version since I use the desktop app every day.