As you will know if you are a regular reader of our blog and/or a ManageWP customer, we are constantly striving to provide the best possible service that we can. Our method for doing so is quite simple — we endeavor to provide you with what you want.
We take your suggestions very seriously, which is why we have spent an awful lot of time working on our mobile app for iOS and Android. We think that it represents the greatest innovation in WordPress management since the introduction of ManageWP itself and we know that you wanted it.
In this post I want to reveal some of the awesome features of the ManageWP WordPress iOS/Android app by taking you through a typical “management session”. Additionally (and perhaps more importantly), I will be appealing for you to give us your feedback so that we can make the app even better for you.
If You Haven’t Got the ManageWP App Yet…
Let’s get the most important thing out of way first — if you are a smartphone owner and ManageWP user but haven’t yet checked out the app, now is the time to do so! Download the iOS version by clicking this button:
Or download the Android version by clicking this button:
Now that you’re set up to ManageWP multiple WordPress websites from your phone, wherever you are, let me show you some of the awesome stuff you can do with the ManageWP app!
Instant Updates
Just by opening the app and hitting the “Refresh” button, I am almost immediately presented with any pending updates:
As you can see I have six plugin updates available. By clicking on the number I can get additional details, such as which sites need upgrading and what specific plugin upgrades are due:
To update the plugins all I have to do is hit the “Update” button.
Hey presto! Job done.
Additional Maintenance Features
But that’s not all — I can also check out important data such as backups on file, downtime and spam:
And even analytics data at a glance:
If I want to get rid of database overhead and spam I can do so via the Maintenance screen. Check out how easy it is to remove database overhead from all of the sites on my ManageWP account in one:
Posts/Comments Management
Managing posts and comments across all of your WordPress sites is a piece of cake with the ManageWP WordPress iOS/Android app. Just access the “Content” section via the bottom menu and you’ll be presented with immediate access to posts (recently published, draft and schedule)…
…and comments (approved and pending):
Select individual posts and mark them as spam:
You can even Publish draft posts:
Not to Mention…
Although the above features are compelling enough to use the ManageWP app, there is even more functionality available that I have not mentioned. For instance, we’re particularly proud of the direct WordPress dashboard access feature which we revealed back in January — surely the easiest way to access any of your WordPress dashboards on your smartphone!
There are other features too but I wouldn’t want to spoil all of the surprises for you. And better yet, we are constantly working on making the app even better for you. That is where we need your help.
Our Most Important Feature
Despite all of the above, I’d be the first to admit that the ManageWP WordPress iOS/Android app isn’t as good as it could be (yet). Personally, I’d like to see more analytics information and the ability to create new post drafts directly from the app. You may well have similar thoughts and we want to hear from you!
Perhaps the most important feature of the app is the “Submit Feedback” option within the Settings screen. This enables you to submit feedback to us directly from the app, which we can use to make a better tool for you in the future.
So please, take a moment to submit your feedback, either via the app itself or in the comments section below. Either way, we’d love to hear from you!
Robin Roelofsen
Android app not updating site list. Checked Play store and found the app is no longer there.
Is it going to work again soon?
Nemanja Aleksic
We’re working to make the web service fully responsive, eliminating the need for an app. No ETA yet, but we’re aiming for Q2 of 2017.
Pascal
Hello,
The app is no longer available on iOS ?
Joseph Kewish
Fantastic way to monitor WordPress sites from your phone.
Sadly the app only works for the primary account.
If you are a sub-user administrator on additional ManageWP accounts, you cannot access them from the Android app.
Works on Samsung S5
James R
Just cannot get it to work on iOS
Doesn’t get past login.
ManageWP
Hello James
We know about the issue and we’re working hard on getting it resolved
We appreciate all you iOS users’ patience
Deepak
It is not working on my ipad any solutions ??
vprelovac
We are working on a new version, stay tuned 🙂
Deepak
OK 🙂
Vladimir Prelovac
Yep, early June is expected for the release date of the new version of the mobile app.
pattyejones
Okay, first is was April, then May, now June. The app was the main reason I PAY for manageWP. Getting frustrated here… If I have to fire up my computer to get to ManageWP dashboard I might as well just log in to my WordPress dashboards.
Vladimir Prelovac
Hi Patty
Sorry for the confusion. I announced in April that it will be available in June and we are likely on schedule. As a matter of fact the beta should be out in two weeks and you can sign up to be one of the first to test it – please email me at vladimir@managewp.com
Dave
Guys this is not available on the Australian site.
Any ETA on this?
patty jones
what happened to the android app? it has disappeared from the google play store. i uninstalled it from my tablet because it kept crashing and went to download it again and couldn’t find it.
it seemed to start crashing on my tablet after the upgrade.
Glen
iPad Retina version please?! I LOVE this app, but blurry on iPad.
calculadoras android
Too bad the iOS app never works. It just freezes when it tries to refresh.
Rahil
Too bad the iOS app never works. It just freezes when it tries to refresh.
tech
I would like to have the ability to run an on-demand backup of a website from the app. Thank you.