Squarespace, maker of an aesthetically-competent site builder, launched two new mobile apps in beta on Android today — Squarespace Blog and Squarespace Note. Previously, the apps were only available on iOS.
The new Blog and Note apps enable Android users to manage their sites on-the-go and jot down ideas, like their iOS counterparts. To try the new apps before the formal launch, follow these instructions.
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A Squarespace spokesperson told VentureBeat by email that “a little over 10% of our customers use at least one of our iOS apps.” The company claims to have “hundreds of thousands of paying customers” overall, but would not disclose specific figures.
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