The YoAmigo app, free for iPhone and iPad

Ask for a change.Send the photos.Write to your fans.

Your site and your fans, with you wherever you are. What you ask for is made in YoAmigo Studio, by you, your teammate or whoever builds your site.

Download on the App Store

Free on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad.

  • Closing Shift's project chat in the YoAmigo app: their manager asks for a second Atlanta night before tickets go on sale, and it goes up.
  • The Email page in the YoAmigo app, with Closing Shift's next newsletter ready to review and send.
  • The same newsletter in Preview in the YoAmigo app, shown the way it will look in a fan's inbox on a phone.

Ask

A change takesone message.

The venue moved your set time. You're at soundcheck, not at a desk. Say it in your project chat, to your teammate, your band or your client. In Studio, the conversation sits next to the work.

A client chat open beside the Closing Shift website inside Studio.
Closing Shift's project chat in the YoAmigo app: their manager asks for a second Atlanta night before tickets go on sale, and it goes up.
Notes: Your manager asks, you change it.

Ask from your phone. It's made in Studio.

Ask for a change from anywhere, and it is made in Studio by you, your teammate, or whoever builds your site.

Photos

From your camera rollto your project.

Shoot backstage, send the photos from the van, and they're in YoAmigo Studio when you get home, ready to drop onto the page.

The Assets panel listing Hattie Marlow's house paintings beside the live site.
Notes: Every painting, in one place. Already on your site.

Fans

Write to every fanfrom your phone.

A new record, new dates. Write it, see it the way your fans will, then send it or schedule it. Your phone tells you each time a fan joins.

Writing a newsletter in the YoAmigo app: Closing Shift's subject, preview text and the email itself, ready to type into.

Write it where you are

The same newsletter in Preview in the YoAmigo app, shown the way it will look in a fan's inbox on a phone.

See what they will see

More

Eight more thingsthe app does.

  • Mention a teammate by name

    Type @Pip in your project chat, and Pip gets to work while Studio is open on your computer.

  • Messages from your site

    What people write through your site lands in the app, where you read it and reply.

  • A sign-up sheet becomes your list

    Photograph the sheet from your show, check the names, and they join your list.

  • Your own domain

    Connect a domain you own from the Domains tab, on any paid plan.

  • See who is in Studio

    Chat shows when someone is working on your project in Studio.

  • For the people you work with

    Your band, your manager or a client joins a project to chat and send photos.

  • On iPad too

    Your projects and the chat sit side by side.

  • Free on the App Store

    For iPhone and iPad.

Rather I build it for you?

Have me build your site

Your site and your fans,wherever you are.

The app is free. So is the Free plan, which puts your site online and sends 100 newsletter emails a month. The Creator plan is $20 a month, or $168 for the year.

Download on the App Store

Free on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad.

See the plans

Not a big company. One person, making the tool I wish existed.

Questions

Before you get it.

Is the YoAmigo app on Android?

Not yet. The YoAmigo app is for iPhone and iPad today, and YoAmigo Studio runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.

Ask for Android

Do I need a computer to use the YoAmigo app?

No. You can chat, send photos and write to your fans with only your phone. A change to your site is made in YoAmigo Studio on a computer, by you, your teammate or whoever builds your site.

Can I send a newsletter from my phone?

Yes. Write it in the Email tab, see it the way your fans will, then send it or schedule it.

Does the YoAmigo app work on iPad?

Yes. On iPad your projects and the chat sit side by side.

Can the people I work with use the YoAmigo app?

Yes. Invite your band, your manager or a client to a project, and they can chat and send photos from their own phone.