Jetpack – Website Builder 17+

Supercharge your WordPress

Automattic

    • 4.2 • 400 Ratings
    • Free

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Description

Jetpack for WordPress

Put the power of web publishing in your pocket. Jetpack is a website creator and so much more!

CREATE

Give your big ideas a home on the web. Jetpack for iOS is a website builder and a blog maker powered by WordPress. Use it to create your website.
Pick the right look and feel from a wide selection of WordPress themes, then customize with photos, colors, and fonts so it’s uniquely you.
Built-in Quick Start tips guide you through the setup basics to set your new website up for success. (We’re not just a website creator — we’re your partner and cheering squad!)

ANALYTICS & INSIGHTS

Check your website’s stats in real time to keep track of the activity on your site.
Track which posts and pages get the most traffic over time by exploring daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly insights.
Use the traffic map to see which countries your visitors come from.

NOTIFICATIONS

Get notifications about comments, likes, and new followers so you can see people reacting to your website as it happens.
Reply to new comments as they show up to keep the conversation flowing and acknowledge your readers.

PUBLISH

Create updates, stories, photo essays announcements — anything! — with the editor.
Bring your posts and pages to life with photos and video from your camera and albums, or find the perfect image with the in-app collection of free-to-use pro photography.
Save ideas as drafts and come back to them when your muse returns, or schedule new posts for the future so your site is always fresh and engaging.
Add tags and categories to help new readers discover your posts, and watch your audience grow.

SECURITY & PERFORMANCE TOOLS

Restore your site from anywhere if something goes wrong.
Scan for threats and resolve them with a tap.
Keep tabs on site activity to see who changed what and when.

READER

Jetpack is more than a blog maker — use it to connect with a community of writers in the WordPress.com Reader. Explore thousands of topics by tag, discover new authors and organizations, and follow the ones who pique your interest.
Hang on to the posts that fascinate you with the Save for later feature.

SHARE

Set up automated sharing to tell your followers on social media when you publish a new post. Automatically cross-post to Facebook, Twitter, and more.
Add social sharing buttons to your posts so your visitors can share them with their network, and let your fans become your ambassadors.

Learn more at https://jetpack.com/mobile

California users privacy notice: https://automattic.com/privacy/#california-consumer-privacy-act-ccpa

What’s New

Version 23.2.2

We’ve added a new chat-based support channel with a specially trained bot that provides answers to all your app-related questions. That’ll do, bot. That’ll do. (Still want to talk to a human? As always, you can create a support ticket and talk to a Happiness Engineer.)

We added everyone’s favorite native media picker, which you’ll recognize from your Apple Photos app. Filter by different media types and search for albums and photos, no matter how many there are. That’s good news for your 3,591 cat photos.

You can now view, relocate, and remove the Jetpack Paywall block in the block editor.

We moved the “Me” button to the bottom tab bar, which comes with a few small design tweaks. The Social Link block also includes an outline so you can see when it’s selected.

We removed the “New Photo Post” shortcut in the app to create a shorter, clearer menu. So long, farewell.

Finally, we squashed a few bugs.

- You can now take a photo within the app and upload it to your site, even if you haven’t given the app full access to your photos.
- Errors now process and display properly when you run into trouble while uploading media.
- The Pages list shouldn’t crash anymore if your authentication token is invalid.
- When you’re working in the block editor, the app should no longer crash when you transform a nested Columns block into a Group block.

Ratings and Reviews

4.2 out of 5
400 Ratings

400 Ratings

Actualccb ,

I use this

I use this and don’t see much difference overall from the Wordpress App but I don’t expect much either maybe, I write my blog. Thanks for that.

I have a suggestion, it would be great to be able to share a draft by link. Kind of like Google Docs. I mean I use that now before I bring it into Jetpack, if I am looking for input or ideas. Just a thought. Thanks for the app.

Wickedlizzie ,

Opens links from iMessage in the app instead of browser

I'm not sure what happened, but the latest update broke the ability for me to clink on a link I've sent to someone in iMessage to open in a browser window. It now opens the JetPack app and I can't disable this. I'm not pleased with this, it's inconvenient because I'm trying to double check a link I've sent someone. How do I get this behavior to stop? I want all my links in iMesssge to open with a browser instead of the app.

Things shouldn't break with updates. It didn't happen previous to the update, whether the functionality is part of the OS or not. This is on iPadOS. It doesn't do it on my iPhone. I deleted the app which fixed the issue. Now all my links open in Safari as they should. This was the only app it was happening with.

Developer Response ,

Thank you for your review. The feature you are referring to, where you can open a link in an iOS app or browser, is an iOS feature called Universal Links. This feature is implemented by many apps (Facebook, Amazon, etc.). If you want to open those links in a browser instead of the app, you can long-press the link, presenting you with the "Open in Jetpack" and "Open in Safari" options. Then, you can tap the "Open in Safari" option. By doing that, the iOS system remembers your choice. The next time you tap such links, the link will open in Safari automatically. You can switch back to opening in the app by repeating the same steps with the "Open in Jetpack" option. As I mentioned before, this is an iOS feature, which means it's not limited to Jetpack, and you can do the same on links from Facebook, Amazon, etc.

Hawkeye~ ,

Why not just stay a part of Wordpress?

I’m not sure why Jetpack felt the need to make an app independent of Wordpress and force Wordpress users to swap to a secondary app for things that are available within Wordpress and are tied directly to Wordpress. Jetpack exists within the Wordpress ecosystem, there’s no reason for it to exist independently. I use Jetpack for Wordpress site stats, why would I want Jetpack to be independent of Wordpress? I hate having to have two apps to run my sites, especially since I can’t seem to get into the Jetpack app with my Wordpress credentials. This whole thing makes zero sense and it might be time to find a new plug in to handle my stats on Wordpress. I’m sure there are others that know who and what made them what they are and aren’t trying to make the user experience unbearable.

App Privacy

The developer, Automattic, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

  • Contact Info
  • User Content
  • Search History
  • Browsing History
  • Identifiers
  • Usage Data
  • Diagnostics

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • Diagnostics

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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