Are.na 17+

Add 1Password Support

Please look at adding password manager support for 1Password to make login access easier.

Please add a dark mode where the white space can be swapped out with dark space (including an inverse’s app icon). It would play well on Macs/iPhones and is easier on the eyes - especially for those of us that edit video.

Consider playing with the premium model to reallocate $1 a month to letting premium users fund micro transactions for the free content they view. It would copy Mediums model in a smaller scale and encourage growth by rewarding well thought out posts with small payments/app credits. Make it a block chain crypto currency if you really want to go down the rabbit hole of becoming a content platform.

Promise us you’ll never sell out go Facebook or Google!

What I’m Looking For

Dispute some minor lagging and the interface issues (understandable since the company is small), I really enjoy this app. I found something that isn’t actively trying to get me to buy something, and promotes an actual creative experience that’s user driven, and not super algorithmic. Feels like old tumblr. Highly rec.

Amazing branding, nothing more

Worse than Facebook and Instagram. It has tons of bots that steal your content and the site itself has their own bots that replicate your content and insert unlabeled ads to it. Unlike Instagram, there is no DMCA take down support. They side with the ad agencies and one of the founders also now runs an ad agency. To add insult to injury, their brilliant design includes ‘erroneously’ charging me for an entire year when I signed up for monthly and then magically reinstating reoccurring monthly payments even after I cancelled. The founder took the time to personally decline to refund me and refuse to turn off reoccurring payments so I had to go through my bank.

Developer Response ,

Not sure how to respond here as most of the information here is erroneous.

No one at Are.na runs an ad agency, and there are no bots that replicate content and insert ads into them. We respond regularly to DMCA requests and regularly give refunds for mistaken payments. This person requested that we delete a real person's account that they claimed was a bot (which we would never do).