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WordPush for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Posts that sound like you.

Your LinkedIn, written in your voice. Now a native app on every screen you use.

WordPush on MacBook Pro, opening on a new chat

Chat to post

Say it once. Get the post.

Tell WordPush what happened in a sentence or two. It writes the post, shows it exactly as the feed will, and keeps it beside the chat so you can shape it.

WordPush on iPad: the chat beside the post it wrote
WordPush on iPhone: the chat
WordPush on iPhone: the finished post, laid out like the LinkedIn feed

Refine in a tap

Tighter. Sharper hook. End with a question. Add a first comment. One tap each, and you watch the post change.

LinkedIn and X from one idea

Ask for an X version and you get a thread written for X, not a cut‑down copy.

Looks like the feed

Photos, carousels and your first comment, laid out the way LinkedIn shows them. No separate preview.

Voice Learning

It learns how you talk.

A short interview, spoken or typed. WordPush listens for how you open, how you build a point and the words you’d never use, then writes every post that way.

VoiceprintSignature · 86%
Sounds
Plain and warm, a bit dry
Opens with
A short, surprising fact
Rhythm
Short lines, then one long one
Says
here’s the thinghonestlycrack on
Never says
game‑changerthrilled to announcesynergy
Voice Learning on iPhone: the interview, with a draft written from the answers

Talk, don’t type

Answer out loud. WordPush turns what you say into text you can tidy before it goes.

Your voiceprint

Register, rhythm, signature phrases and the words you avoid, written in plain English you can check.

Rules that stick

Say “never write thrilled to announce” once, in any chat. It never does again.

Ideas and Trending

Never start from blank.

Fresh angles from the news in your field, posts taking off in your network and the clippings you’ve saved. Tap Write this and it’s a draft.

Trending on Mac: posts taking off in your network, each with Write my take
Ideas on iPhone

Ideas

Stories from your industry, each with an angle and why it suits you.

Trending

What’s working on LinkedIn right now, with Write my take one tap away.

Clippings

Save posts, links, photos and notes as you find them. WordPush draws on them when it writes.

Calendar and Analytics

Plan the week. See what lands.

Schedule a week of posts in one sitting, then learn what’s working: which openings travel, and which days and formats win.

Every post on one calendar

Your profile and company page side by side. Pick a slot or take the best time WordPush suggests.

The calendar on Mac

Insight in plain English

“Tuesday posts reach 1.8× more people.” Not just charts.

Analytics on iPhone

On the go

See what’s going out today, and what’s next.

The calendar on iPhone

Every number that matters

Impressions, reach, engagement and followers, against the period before.

Analytics on Mac

Made for iPhone Duo

Two pages. One idea.

Open iPhone Duo like a book and your chat sits on one page, the post on the other. Edit one and watch the other change. Fold it shut and WordPush carries on, on the outer screen.

WordPush on iPhone Duo, open like a book: the chat on the left page, the post it wrote on the right
WordPush on iPhone Duo, folded

Folded

The native app experience

Feels like it was always there.

One SwiftUI app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, built the way Apple builds its own apps.

One app, every Apple screen

Native on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Not Catalyst, not a web wrapper.

Liquid Glass

The new system materials on iOS and macOS 26, and the same calm feel on earlier versions.

A proper Mac app

Menu bar commands, a Settings window, ⌘N for a new chat, ⌘1 to ⌘6 to jump, ⌘B and ⌘I to format.

Speak your posts

Talk instead of type, in chat and Voice Learning. Your words land as text you can edit.

Sign in with Apple

One tap to get in, with LinkedIn sign‑in and two‑factor there too.

Light and dark

Follows your system setting, right down to the feed‑style post.

Same account everywhere

Chats, posts, ideas and your voice follow you from Mac to iPhone, and to the web.

Built for iPhone Duo

Chat and post side by side when it’s open, the outer screen when it’s folded.

Mac, iPad, iPhone and iPhone Duo

One account. Every screen.

Start a post on your iPhone on the train. Finish it on your Mac. It’s all the same WordPush.

WordPush on MacBook Pro
WordPush on iPad Pro
WordPush on iPhone
WordPush on iPhone Duo

Mac

The full studio, with keyboard shortcuts and the menu bar.

iPad

Sidebar and post side by side, made for a bigger screen.

iPhone

Catch the idea the moment it happens.

iPhone Duo

Chat on one page, the post on the other.

Get it first.

WordPush for iPhone, iPad and Mac is in beta. Leave your details and we’ll add you. Your invite comes straight from TestFlight.

I’ll use it on (optional)

Needs iOS 18, iPadOS 18 or macOS 15 or later. Uses your WordPush account. We only email you about the beta.

Questions about the beta

What is TestFlight?
TestFlight is Apple’s own app for trying apps before they reach the App Store. Install it free from the App Store, open the invite TestFlight emails you, and tap Install. Updates arrive in TestFlight as we ship them.
Which devices can I use?
iPhone and iPad on iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later, and Macs on macOS Sequoia (15) or later. iPhone Duo gets layouts of its own, folded and open.
Do I need a WordPush account?
The apps use the same account as the web app, so your chats, posts, ideas and voice are already there when you sign in. New to WordPush? You can start your 7-day free trial from the app.
Does the beta cost anything?
Installing the beta is free. The apps run on your WordPush plan, the same one you use on the web.
How do I send feedback?
Take a screenshot in the app and TestFlight offers to send it to us with a note, or use Send Beta Feedback in TestFlight. Every report is read.
When will the apps be on the App Store?
When the beta has done its job. Testers get every update first, and what you tell us shapes what ships.