I have been following Substack because I follow and have subscribed to India cable , an excellent news and opinion platform. Through the app I have come across excellent humans through their writings . Whether be it Raju Tai, Natasha Budhwar, Darshan Rana, Matt Lillywaite, Salwa, Aaron Parnas, and famous authors like Manu Joseph and many others. It makes my day reading the trials and successes of others and it makes me feel human. I share their snippets with all my friends. The art work shown is excellent. I would recommend more people to join it. Maybe someday I would contribute. Luckily it has not been corrupted and put down by hate mangers and trolls.

Please don’t mistake this platform for just the writers. This is more like a Insta for writing entrepreneurs. You do need good entrepreneurial, and influencers skills to be successful here. Doesn’t matter how great a writer you are. And be prepared for a nagging pressure for constant posting (notes etc.), and engaging with the other writing entrepreneurs for visibility.Also if you’re a genuine writer, a doubt would keep lingering at the back of your mind, are my writings being liked for reciprocity sake, or genuinely? 🤔For those after numbers, and followers or genuine community oriented people who love engagements, it’s great.It’s just in my experience that a genuine creator, or a writer, usually likes to live in his own world/zone for their creation to flower. Yes, people writing on politics or other current hot topics is a different thing.The ideal most way to Substack is this (for me, as someone described on Reddit):Consider it like a post office. Come here to post something new, or check your post, spending 30-60 mins everyday, and then go back to the woods for writing.Beautiful. 🌹Just don’t expect much engagement, or following in this case since then you’re not working for the platform. You’re just working for you. The platform works on mutually beneficial basis: you spend time here, engaging, insta- ing, promoting the platform, and the platform would return the favours to you.And let nothing in my review suggest that you can be a not so good writer and succeed here purely on the influencers skills. You won’t. Then you need to join Insta or TikTok.Based upon six months of using this platform.Hope helps. 🙏🏼

person who has lot of interest to know about this universe and other stuffs but u have no idea from where u should start.. okey trust me peoples u guys are in right place.You guys get more excited day by day while using substack .After knowing more knowledgeable things u feel confident also refreshed soul .And u genuinely curious about those things you stop scrolling your other social medias and come back to this platform Just enjoyy 👌🏻♥️

On iOS 26.5 with Substack app version 3.0.0, the app consistently fully relaunches after about 15 minutes in the background instead of restoring the article or comment thread I was viewing. This happens on both Wi‑Fi and cellular, across all post types, and regardless of charging state or Low Power Mode. I see the splash screen on return, audio playback stops, and the app often restores an older article instead of the most recent one, while comment threads are not restored at all. Please improve session restoration so the app returns to the exact article location or discussion thread that was open before iOS terminated it.