RecurPost Mobile Apps
RecurPost on Android & iOS: Schedule, Reply and Report From Your Phone
RecurPost’s iOS & Android apps carry the same scheduling, social inbox, content calendar and AI content generation as the web product. An agency account manager approves client posts between meetings. A freelancer replies to Instagram DMs from a train. Three publishing destinations go further than convenience. Facebook Groups, Facebook Personal Profiles, and Instagram Personal Profiles have no API that accepts a scheduled post, so RecurPost publishes them through your phone or not at all.
- Included on every plan, from Starter at $9 to Agency at $79
At a glance
What RecurPost runs on iOS and Android
RecurPost’s mobile apps publish to the same 10 networks as the web product, and per-platform tailoring survives the handoff
RecurPost’s apps are not a read-only view of the desktop queue.
Capability
Scheduling
Approvals
RecurPost’s approval queue works on the phone, so a manager approves, rejects, or edits a queued client post without opening a laptop.
Social inbox
RecurPost’s social inbox pulls DMs, comments, mentions, and reviews from every connected account into one mobile view, with AI-drafted replies ready to edit before sending.
A freelance social media manager runs six small-business clients. Between two client meetings, that manager approves the afternoon queue for two brands and replies to four Instagram DMs. The laptop stays in the bag.
RecurPost’s full feature set across composing, scheduling, collaboration, and reporting sits on the RecurPost features page.
Some posts publish only from your phone
Facebook Groups, Facebook Personal Profiles, and Instagram Personal Profiles have no API support for direct scheduled posting
Every scheduler hits the same wall. RecurPost gets around it with a staged post and a push notification.
RecurPost holds the post in the queue until its scheduled time, then sends a notification to your connected device. You open the notification and tap publish. The post goes out through the native Facebook or Instagram app.
An agency manages a restaurant chain whose community lives in three Facebook Groups. The account manager schedules the week in RecurPost like any other client. At each publish slot the phone raises a notification, and two taps send the post into the Group.
RecurPost’s staged posts wait for the tap. RecurPost does not self-publish to these three destinations, so an operator who cannot keep a phone reachable at publish time should schedule Groups and Personal Profiles for a window when someone is available.
RecurPost also pushes a notification when a client post fails. RecurPost tracks over 850 documented platform error types behind those failures, from image size mismatches to token false-expiry to a Google Business Profile post rejected after it was accepted. The phone is where an account manager finds out a client post failed, and the same hour is when it gets fixed.
What still belongs on a desktop
RecurPost treats the phone as the execution surface and the desktop as the setup surface
RecurPost’s mobile apps fit approval, inbox triage, single-post composition, calendar review, workspace switching, and push-notification publishing.
RecurPost’s setup work runs better on a large screen. Uploading hundreds of posts through a CSV file, designing a white-label report template, and connecting a new client’s accounts all assume a keyboard.
A three-person agency splits the work by surface. The strategist builds the quarter in one desktop bulk upload on Monday. The account manager runs the rest of the week from a phone.
RecurPost’s mobile apps fit agencies where planning and execution are different people or different days. They do not fit an operator who wants to onboard a client, build the content library, and design the first white-label report entirely from a phone. That first setup week is desktop work.
Who runs which part of the client workflow from a phone
RecurPost’s mobile apps serve three roles differently, and the difference is worth naming before you buy
RecurPost gives freelance social media managers the approvals, DM replies, and calendar checks that fill the gaps between client meetings. A freelancer with six clients rarely needs a composer on a phone. They need to know nothing is stuck.
RecurPost gives agency account managers one inbox across several client brands, with one-tap workspace switching and AI-drafted replies. A manager covering four brands triages a morning of DMs in the time a laptop takes to boot.
RecurPost gives client-side approvers a path that skips the app entirely. RecurPost’s shareable calendar URL opens in any mobile browser, so a client’s brand reviewer signs off from a phone without installing agency software or creating a login. That fits how RecurPost onboards clients in the first place: the client connects their own accounts through an email invite and never hands over a password.
RecurPost’s mobile apps do not help a solo operator running one personal account. RecurPost’s workspace switching and approval routing solve a problem that starts at the second client.
Every RecurPost plan includes the iOS and Android apps
RecurPost charges no mobile upcharge and issues no separate mobile license
Included on every plan
RecurPost includes the mobile apps on every plan, from Starter at $9/month through Agency at $79/month.
RecurPost’s apps live on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. Sign in with the existing RecurPost account and your workspaces and queues load as they are.
Capacity, not capability
RecurPost’s plans change capacity, not mobile capability. Starter covers 2 social accounts. Agency covers 20 social accounts and 3 team members for $79/month with no per-seat inflation, and extra social accounts cost $4/month each. Both plans get the same app. Pick the plan on account count and team size, not on mobile access.
Push notifications required
RecurPost’s apps need push notifications enabled on the device. Staged posts for Facebook Groups and Personal Profiles depend on that notification arriving, and so do failure alerts.
One RecurPost login carries every workspace you already have.
Frequently asked questions
RecurPost mobile app FAQs
Are the RecurPost mobile apps included in my plan?
RecurPost includes the iOS and Android apps on every plan. Starter at $9/month, Personal at $25/month, Agency at $79/month, and Enterprise all carry the same apps. RecurPost charges no mobile upcharge.
What can I do in the RecurPost mobile app that I cannot do on the web?
RecurPost publishes to Facebook Groups, Facebook Personal Profiles, and Instagram Personal Profiles only through the mobile app. Those three destinations have no API that accepts a scheduled post, so RecurPost stages the post and sends a push notification for you to tap publish. Capturing a photo or video on the device and uploading it straight into a scheduled post is the second mobile-only path.
Does the RecurPost mobile app handle the same 10 platforms as the desktop product?
RecurPost’s mobile apps publish to the same 10 networks as the web product: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Google Business Profile, Threads, and Bluesky. Per-platform tailoring applies in the app the same way it applies on the web.
Can an agency run its whole client workflow from a phone?
RecurPost’s mobile apps run the recurring parts of an agency workflow: approvals, inbox triage, single posts, calendar review, and push-notification publishing. RecurPost’s setup work, including bulk CSV uploads and white-label report design, runs on a desktop. Agencies that separate planning days from execution days get the most out of that split.
Does a client need to install the app to approve posts?
RecurPost’s shareable calendar URL opens in any mobile browser, so a client reviewer approves and comments from a phone without installing anything. The client also connects their own social accounts through an email invite, which means no password changes hands.
Does RecurPost notify me on my phone when a client post fails?
RecurPost sends a push notification when a post fails, alongside notifications for new DMs and approval requests. RecurPost tracks over 850 documented platform error types behind post failures, so the alert names the reason instead of reporting a generic error.
Try RecurPost
RecurPost includes the iOS and Android apps on every plan, from Starter at $9/month through Agency at $79/month, so the account manager approving posts from a phone costs no more than the one working at a desk. The Agency plan covers 20 social accounts and 3 team members, with extra social accounts at $4/month each.
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