Inxtify
4.16.1
Inxtify
4.16.1The Instagram uploader (was Up).
Overview
Inxtify (was Up) is a feature-rich Instagram client and uploader for OS X. Drag, drop, upload, and have fun. Please check out the video demo: https://youtu.be/rUY4PatumUA
Features
- Simple upload of images and videos by drag-and-drop
- Geo-tagging
- Change your profile picture
- Toggle private account setting
- Multiple Instagram accounts
- Schedule uploading
- Comment managing.
- Supported formats:
- Any image format that is natively viewable by OS X, including PSD!
- H.264 (MP4/MOV/M4V) videos
What's new in Inxtify
Version 4.16.1:
- Instagram has now further enforced it's no line-break policy. Please do not use any line-breaks. As a fallback, all line-breaks detected by Inxtify will be replaced with space for now on.
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4 Inxtify Reviews
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Rating one star based on zero actual usage experience is very irresponsible.
Currently, I have no intention in selling a single-feature-tool without quality customer service for a lower price. And I doubt such product would ever survived in the long run, there won't be enough income to support the development and such a large user based as a single developer.
Anyway, I see that you are very committed to your work and I appreciate that. Good luck for your endeavors..
There're intensive works behind a simple window you saw, and tons of researches in order to keep it working. I also offer one of the fastest customer support (mostly within hours, within minutes when I'm awake, and always within 24 hrs, 7/365) and it updates according to user feedbacks almost weekly since v1.0.
I'd rather put a price tag that will grant my customers full experiences and services, rather than a minimum price without any warranty at all. Not to mention after Apple's 1/3 cut, $100 membership and taxes, bank transaction fees, there're not much left to support all those work. It's a reasonable price consider everything you can get. I'd respect what people think about the price tag I put on it, but it'd be pointless to force anyone that does not need such services I provided to buy it by cut down the price. From my experience, a low-price-strategy didn't go well on the MAS model. I'm not Google nor Facebook, just a single developer. I did not make a fortune by selling these apps, I made friends that enjoyed my work and know the value of my work. The price tag keeps the customer base small, so I can maintain the quality of support.
It's no longer just an uploader, it also support account fast switching, options that only available on your phone such as toggle between private and public timeline etc.
And since it's MAS, you can always get your money back if it does not work for you.
I really hope that Apple could have lower the percentage of their share of the sales. I'd be more than happy to reflect that portion back to the price. But to maintain the basic income per unit sale, it's not much I could do to it. They don't just took 30% after tax, they also pay on a schedule of their own, usually 1 - 2 months after the purchases. It's pretty risky if your life depends on it, it could flop if you don't handle the whole thing with care.
It used to be $10 for a while, and I was forced to rise the price as Apple rises the local membership fee, other new tax policy introduced lately and the increase workload. I'm not looking forward to see Apple lower down the price anytime soon as they just increased 10% of the iPhone's, but if they did, I'd adjust it accordingly.