The InfluencerMetric app is live on the App Store. Download it free here.
Everything you already do on the website — finding creators, booking with escrow protection, negotiating a deal, tracking what you have earned — now runs from your phone. Here is what that actually looks like.
Brands swipe. Creators get discovered.
Discovery is a deck, not a spreadsheet. Brands filter by niche, city and reach, then swipe right to shortlist a creator or left to skip. Every card carries the numbers that decide a booking — real reach, engagement rate and rating — so nobody has to open five tabs to compare two creators.
Rate cards you can actually read
Creators publish packages with a clear price, deliverable and turnaround. No "DM for rates", no negotiating in the dark. A brand sees exactly what a reel costs before starting a conversation.
Brands offer. You counter.
This is the screen that removes the worst part of creator work. A brand messages you directly and sends a formal offer — price, deliverable, length — as a card inside the chat. You accept, decline, or counter. The whole negotiation lives in one thread attached to one order, instead of scattering across Instagram DMs, WhatsApp and email until nobody can remember what was agreed.
Earnings you can trust
Four numbers, no ambiguity: what you can withdraw right now, what you have earned lifetime, what is still sitting in escrow waiting on brand approval, and how many payouts have completed. Withdrawals go straight to a bank account or UPI.
That escrow line matters more than it looks. Money is held the moment a brand books and released only when the work is approved — so a creator who delivers gets paid, and a brand that receives nothing gets refunded.
Why we built a native app at all
The website was never the problem. The browser was.
A brand fielding offers between meetings had to open a tab, find the one that had not signed them out, and wait for a page load. A creator wondering whether a payment had landed did the same thing repeatedly, because a website cannot tap you on the shoulder.
That is the real reason. A native app tells you the moment a message arrives, an offer lands, or money is released. It changes the platform from something you remember to check into something that reaches you.
The rejection we are not going to pretend did not happen
Our first submission was rejected.
Apple flagged us under their safety guidelines for apps carrying user-generated content. They wanted three things we did not have: a community-standards agreement shown before sign-up, a way to report content, and a way to block another user — plus a commitment to act on reports within 24 hours.
That was fair. We built all three, resubmitted, and were approved days later. If anyone on the platform behaves badly, the report and block tools are in the app and on the website, and every report reaches a real person on our side.
Android
In development. We are not going to invent a date — when it is ready, it will be announced here and in the app.
Get it
Download InfluencerMetric on the App Store — free, no subscription. Or read more on the app page.
Frequently asked questions
Is the app free?
Yes. No subscription, no download charge. Brands pay only when they book a creator, exactly as on the website.
Do I need a new account?
No. Sign in with the account you already use on the website and your gigs, orders and messages are already there.
Is payment safer in the app than on the web?
Neither is safer — both use the same escrow. The app is simply faster to check and act on.
When is Android coming?
In active development, no fixed date. It will be announced here first.