BarlaPost is on the App Store

BarlaPost is on the App Store. It is the same app Android has had, not a reduced first version: the composer, scheduling, photos and video, per-account publish results and Stats are all there on day one, against the same account and the same connected platforms. Sign in on an iPhone with the account you already use and everything you connected is already waiting.

Sign in with Apple

There are now three ways in: an email address and password, Google, and Apple.

Apple's is worth a note because of what it does with your address. Choosing "Hide My Email" gives BarlaPost a relay address instead of your real one, and you can revoke it from your Apple account at any time. Mail sent to a relay address only gets through if it comes from a domain registered with Apple for that purpose, so barlapost.com is registered and verified — verification codes and account mail reach you exactly as they would at any other address.

Apple also hands over your name once, on the very first sign-in, and never again. BarlaPost takes it only when the account has no name yet, so signing in with Apple to an account you already named leaves your name alone.

English and Turkish

The app is fully localised in both languages. It follows your phone's language by default; to override it, Settings has a Language row that opens its own screen — device, English, Turkish. Pick one and the app switches immediately: the screen you are on, the tab bar underneath it, and every screen behind it. No restart.

A few things stay in the language the service that produced them chose. A failure reason sent back by Bluesky or LinkedIn is passed through as written rather than guessed at in translation.

What the iPhone build includes

Everything, which is the point:

  • One composer for Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and TikTok, with the character counter following the strictest platform you selected.
  • Up to four photos, or one video, with alt text.
  • Scheduling, a calendar of what is queued, and editing or cancelling a scheduled post.
  • Per-account publish results, so one platform failing never takes the rest down with it.
  • Stats, rebuilt last week around real charts and a per-account view.
  • Deleting your account from inside the app, which removes everything immediately.

Free, on both stores

BarlaPost is free on the App Store and on Google Play, with no paid tier. The two builds stay in step from here — a release goes to both.