Photo sharing social network Instagram launched a standalone messaging app called Direct for Instagram. According to the Verge, Direct for Instagram is available on Android and iOS in six countries: Chile, Israel, Italy, Portugal, Turkey, and Uruguay.
Jetpack App is an iPhone app that seeks to replace Apple Notes by letting users move and manage a formatted set of Instagram hashtags to their clipboard with one tap, instead of iOS' tap-hold-select-drag-copy gestures. Jetpack App was created by Shopify product design lead Darrin
Visual Marketing Index is a free Instagram analytics tool that allows brands to score their performance on Instagram across ten metrics. Whether their brand has 10,000 or a million followers, all the metrics are benchmarked and scored relative to their audience size and reach, providing
AudienceMojo is a marketing analytics tool that analyzes massive amounts of Instagram data to bring key influential contacts to users’ fingertips. Designed for brands to discover and engage with their social media audience, the tool sorts through user-generated content on any hashtag, and use weighted
Campsite is a marketing product that offers a free way to solve the single link problem on Instagram. Many marketers gripe about the fact that can only insert one outbound link in each Instagram profile description, and there is no way to put links in
PopGrid is an iPhone Instagram app that offers a simple way to tell stories from many angles in single videos. Users can record up to nine video clips, and PopGrid stitches them together into a single story that can be shared anywhere. PopGrid can be
IGdm is a productivity messaging app that offers Instagram direct messaging on laptops. As a mobile-native app, Instagram currently only supports messaging and texting features on smartphones. But IGdm allows users to move their chats from phones to computers and continue them. Users can search
Rewind is a photography social media tool that allows users to rewind and rediscover old Instagram photos. A user simply taps a button, and Rewind will randomly select an old picture and surface it on the smartphone screen. Although the old images might seem cringe-worthy,