Substack

Substack

By Substack, Inc.

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2022-03-08
  • Current Version: 2.21.0
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 92.88 MB
  • Developer: Substack, Inc.
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
Score: 4.8
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Description

Substack is the home for great culture. Discover original writing, listen to your favorite podcasts, and watch videos from the best creators and thinkers in the world. Here, you can find original ideas and join discussions about topics you’re interested in, from news, politics, and food, to finance, fashion, and literature. - Start a Substack: Create an account and start publishing posts. - Read: Discover world-class writing, and find the best stories, ideas, and culture. - Watch: Enjoy short and long-form videos from your favorite writers and creators. - Chat: Join private group chats and intimate communities - Publish: Share a note to the Substack network or send a new post to just your subscribers, in minutes. Thousands of independent writers and creators publish on Substack, including George Saunders, Matt Taibbi, Heather Cox Richardson, Elizabeth Gilbert, Nate Silver, Leandra Medine Cohen, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Gabe Fleisher, Medhi Hasan, Richard Dawkins, Seymour Hersh, Joanna Goddard, and Jonathan Haidt. In the Substack app, you can: - Start a Substack - Discover new writers and creators - See what your friends are reading, watching, and listening to - Get all the latest posts from your subscriptions in one place - Listen to posts on the go - Join your favorite publishers in their subscriber chats - Publish directly from the app to your subscribers - Catch up on the stats from your latest post - Share short-form notes and commentary - Save posts to read later - Access exclusive subscriber-only podcast and video episodes

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Reviews

  • Another upgrade/fix??? in last 7 days, but you still didn’t fix anything

    1
    By Keith Bumgarner
    No fix for the break 5 days ago of the reply window, iPad in landscape orientation, no fix for broken …See more links in reply window and no reconsideration of the terrible changes to the …See more function. And I see Related Notes are still with us despite users myriad complaints. You’re driving us other dev companies to consider creating an app that does it right, draws X users and erodes Substack’s market. Don’t push it—$100 million, expert coders and competent management says it can be done.

  • Manipulative forcing people to install

    2
    By Chester McFarland
    They force people to install the app and give their phone number in order to access a gift subscription, and request permission to access all of your contacts.

  • On Uncertainty

    5
    By Philskie #1
    Your definition is far and away better than the American Heritage Dictionary! Another poignant essay my friend. ON UNCERTAINTY The ratio of uncertainty to certainty diminishes as our traversal through time teaches us more and more. When we are born everything is uncertain but as we learn where our milk comes from the uncertainty starts to fade. This same thing happens when we confront every drama of our existence. It’s all uncertain until it becomes certain. Getting a driver’s license and applying to college are a few examples. Life, in effect, is going from the uncertain to the certain in a series of small steps. History and Science prove this every day. Look how much was uncertain to the caveman as compared to us. Until we are certain as to how the world began we always have uncertainty. For certain! Phil Ellerin

  • Bring me back to what I was reading, not this dumb feed

    1
    By SHD T
    Not looking for a twitter replacement.

  • Her sensitivity in our numb hours

    5
    By Darkest Longing
    The Rev. Peggy Haymes has the gift of discernment and a generosity to share it with us in our hours of greatest need. She also has life experiences that have grown into wisdom, in herself and also toward the experiences of others, you and me. Yet what strikes me as perhaps her most useful gift is an innate sensitivity that serves us when we are numb in grief. She speaks and writes, not too much, yet just enough. And then she is simply there, with us, in the quiet. Susan Borwick

  • Discovering Woodward

    5
    By JeSsSsS!!!!!!! <3333
    Thank you! Borrowing audiobook Fear and will attempt to get War. This is what I’ve been missing. Look forward to reading my Substack recommendations. Thanks to The NY Times for their article mentioning the app. 👍

  • Data

    1
    By Namynot
    Requires your contact list. Won’t be subscribing

  • Terrible

    1
    By Vf99
    Won’t log me in. I click the button from the email and get a never-ending spinning wheel in the app. I’ve tried multiple times. Not even sure why it’s forcing me to download this app just to subscribe to a new newsletter, but the least it could do is function.

  • Didn’t even know what Substack was

    5
    By D$esel16
    I didn’t even know what substack was. I mainly joined because of Jameela Jamil! I am happy I did because I have discovered so much valuable and enjoyable content to read or follow!

  • Saving Freedom of Thought

    5
    By nkcgwynne
    We need all voices expressed to have a truly whole and functioning society. Getting our information from sound bites on the socials can be great for awareness but can lead people down rabbit holes as we don’t get the full picture or history of what is happening. Thank you Substack for a place to allow all of us to have a voice and choice without the threat of censorship.

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