Blogging for Blogspot Blog

Name: Blogging for Blogspot Blog
Rating: 4.7 (1046 reviews)
Author: Utsav Mangla

By: Utsav Mangla

#1 App for Blogger unofficial

Features & Capabilities

Blogspot Blog is an unofficial companion app that lets you manage Blogger blogs from iPhone and iPad using Google Blogger APIs. Write, edit, and publish posts on the go with a mobile-optimized editor.

Features include rich editing with formatting and media, image support, scheduling, discovery of Blogger content, and fast search across Blogger content. Note: This app is not affiliated with Google. For feedback, contact support@umango.in.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Utsav Mangla

Rating:

4.70

(1,046) 16 new ratings

Version:

0.3.10 Last updated: 2026-04-06

Version code:

884199894

Creation date:

2024-07-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

106.81MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 56,956 ▲ 212

Other rankings

#2 in blog keyword 6 #13 in wordpress keyword 24 ▲ 2

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Utsav Mangla

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blogging-for-blogspot-blog/id6504722976

Website:

https://www.umango.in

User Reviews

Users praise the app’s clean mobile UI and the practicality of publishing on the go, plus a familiar Blogger experience aided by Google backing. However, repeated issues across reviews center on heavy premium gating that blocks key features like image uploads, limited image handling (uploading, resizing), and frequent stability problems on iPad. Navigational limitations and inconsistent syncing of paid features between the app and online site further detract from reliability. Overall, usability is hampered by monetization and stability concerns.

Pros

Clean, intuitive UI/UX that feels easy to use on mobile for reading and publishing.
Helpful for posting and managing blogs when you can’t use a computer, making it convenient for on-the-go blogging.
Familiar Blogger experience with Google backing provides a sense of reliability and continuity.

Cons

Premium subscription gating blocks core features (e.g., posting and image uploads) and triggers upgrade prompts, limiting use.
Image management is restricted (cannot upload images without paying; difficulty attaching images; prompts to start a premium trial).
Image resizing and default photo sizing are not available, hindering post customization.
Stability and performance issues on iPad (crashes, freezes, glitches, and problematic keyboard integration).
Navigation and discovery are limited (difficulty seeing other blogs, limited Home screen/options, confusing browsing).
Sync/premium status inconsistencies between the app and online site (paid features not reflected online).

Recent reviews

Can you fix your uploading photo problem. I have an IPhone and it’s not uploading photos correctly.

by Da*****, 2026-05-10

love this so far

by tw*****, 2026-05-08

This app is good and all, and as well it’s financially backed by Google. However the only, and absolute worst part of this app, is actually writing the blogs. On Ipad, the Apple Keyboard integration is miserable. For some reason, the arrow keys don’t actually move where you type in any direction, instead guiding you around the interface. You, and if you disagree please shoo, NEVER need to use the arrow keys to navigate the interface. You have a touchscreen for a reason here, guys. As well, after typing around 100 words, the app PREVENTS you from writing another character without buying a subscription to the app. If this app is financially backed by Google, why do we need to subscribe to use the app? Due to everything I’ve seen from this app, I only have to assume that this app is coded by a group of two guys, who learned english as a second language, and are also learning how to code while in the process of making the app. I’d rather Ipad not have Blogspot than people ever having to suffer from this misery of an attempt at an Ipad available Blog app. If you are going to advertise yourself as the real deal, you better actually try and match up to the real deal. Genuinely horrific experience, never pick up coding again if this is the best of what you can produce.