WordPress – Website Builder

Name: WordPress – Website Builder
Rating: 4.6 (22247 reviews)
Author: Automattic

By: Automattic

Design a site, build a blog

Features & Capabilities

WordPress – Website Builder for iOS brings the WordPress experience to your pocket: publish posts, edit pages, upload photos and videos, view visitor stats, and reply to comments from anywhere. This Open Source project supports WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress.org sites running WordPress 4.0+. Learn how to contribute at https://apps.wordpress.com/contribute/, get help at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/mobile/, and review the California privacy notice at https://automattic.com/privacy/#california-consumer-privacy-act-ccpa.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Open Source Content Writing

By:

Automattic

Rating:

4.60

(22,247) 4 new ratings

Version:

26.8 Last updated: 2026-04-08

Version code:

883815135

Creation date:

2009-10-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

232.02MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 10,925 ▲ 11

Other rankings

#1 in wordpress keyword 24

#3 in blog keyword 6

#6 in website usage keyword 66

#8 in mediapanel keyword ▲

#10 in website keyword 64 ▼ 2

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Developed by:

Automattic

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordpress-website-builder/id335703880

Website:

https://apps.wordpress.com/mobile/

User Reviews

Most reviews are negative, focusing on recurring issues like billing problems, crashes, login failures, and media upload glitches. A small portion praise ease of use and the WordPress ecosystem for blogging and customization. Overall, users find the app easy to start with but unreliable and costly, with frequent stability and access problems.

Pros

Easy to use and user-friendly interface.
Flexible enough for both beginners and professional bloggers.
Content-focused toolset for writing, publishing, and managing blog posts.
Theming, plugins, and customization options via the WordPress ecosystem.
Some positive feedback on community support for WordPress and its features.

Cons

Pricing and billing issues, including low upfront prices followed by many charges and unauthorized charges.
Frequent crashes and stability problems, especially after updates.
Login/sign-in problems and authentication errors in the app.
Media upload/download issues within the mobile app (unable to upload or download from the media library).
Editing limitations and navigation problems (inability to edit pages, limited post editing, back button issues).

Recent reviews

Wordpress was terrible for my blog, definitely no user friendly and you cannot access any support if you don’t pay. Even if your site is completely shut down due to their plugins.

by br*****, 2026-05-30

Please fix the bug where italics stops working after a few minutes of writing. This bug has persisted for years, through several major redesigns. I have uninstalled and reinstalled wordpress on multiple devices. The most basic of text editing features still does not work properly. You all should be ashamed of this. You are like basketball hot-doggers who can leap and prance around the court, juggling and doing all kinds of tricks with the ball, but can't shoot a basket.

by An*****, 2026-05-30

Don’t get WordPress unless you want to die from rage and frustration. I got the premium subscription on my Mac and so far all it’s done is delete pages I’ve spent hours on with no way to restore them. The page will claim it has “restored” a saved version after messing everything up just to backtrack and say there are no saved versions two seconds later. Editing the website cannot be anymore confusing, there’s no button to even CHANGE THE COLOR of the page unless you do it through the AI chatbot which will 100% end up messing up another part of your site that you will then spend 5 hours trying to undo. Additionally, even if you somehow manage to find the button for editing the formatting of a block or whatever else, you will find yourself UNABLE to do so because some dumb global feature (or whatever they call it) has locked the freaking code into the system. And you guessed it, there’s no button to undo that either. God knows how the hell they haven’t went bankrupt.