Squarespace App Guide: Essential Features and Mobile Site Management Tips

Squarespace App Guide: Essential Features and Mobile Site Management Tips

By Michael Thompson

January 13, 2025 at 08:43 AM

The Squarespace mobile app allows you to manage and edit your website on the go. Here's everything you need to know about its features and functionality.

Key Features:

  • Edit page content on mobile devices
  • Upload images directly from your device
  • Write and edit blog posts
  • Monitor site analytics
  • Manage store inventory and orders

Requirements:

  • Compatible with Squarespace 7.0 or 7.1 sites (not Squarespace 5)
  • Available for iOS and Android devices
  • Internet connection required for publishing changes
  • Accessible to all collaborator levels, with permissions matching desktop access

Getting Started:

  1. Download the app from App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android)
  2. Log in to your Squarespace account
  3. Select the site you want to edit
  4. Navigate using the bottom tabs (phones) or left sidebar (iPad)

Main Navigation:

  • Home: View suggested actions and recent edits
  • Analytics: Monitor site traffic and statistics
  • Marketing: Create marketing content (iOS only)
  • Commerce: Manage orders and inventory
  • More: Access settings, pages, and notifications

Shortcuts Menu:

  • Add blog posts
  • Add products
  • Create store discounts
  • Import images
  • Manage notifications

iPad-Specific Features:

  • Split View support for direct image uploads
  • Left-side menu navigation
  • Full-screen editing mode
  • Tablet preview option

Limitations:

  • Cannot add new pages or blocks
  • Some features require desktop access
  • Acuity Scheduling management not supported

Troubleshooting Tips:

  1. Verify device compatibility
  2. Update to the latest app version
  3. Check internet connection
  4. Ensure proper account authentication
  5. Contact support through the More > Help menu

The app automatically saves work in progress if you lose connection or close it, allowing you to resume editing later.

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