Okay Google I Need Craigslist
craigslist – Apps on Google Play
Work. Buy. Sell. Rent. aigslist – The original online classifieds. Established jobs. Hire employees. Post your resume. Offer your skills/ & sell cars, trucks, boats, RVs, motorcycles, trailers, auto your services, locate contractors, find short term gigs and odd & sell furniture, household items, electronics, computers, clothing, bikes, art, any and all kinds of used tivity partners, artists & musicians, pets for rehoming, local your favorite postings for later, save searches, set search, edit, renew your own ads.
craigslist on the App Store
Work. Buy. Sell. Rent. aigslist – The original online classifieds. Established jobs. Hire employees. Post your resume. Offer your skills/ & sell cars, trucks, boats, RVs, motorcycles, trailers, auto your services, locate contractors, find short term gigs and odd & sell furniture, household items, electronics, computers, clothing, bikes, art, any and all kinds of used tivity partners, artists & musicians, pets for rehoming, local your favorite postings for later, save searches, set search, edit, renew your own ads.
Aug 20, 2021Version 1. 15. 2
Ratings and Reviews
4. 8 out of 5
132. 8K Ratings
One of my most used apps
As someone who is a huge scavenger, I LLVE craigslist. I could scroll for hours looking at all the random free stuff, the plants and animals for sale in farm & garden, the things people are willing to trade in exchange for ______ (whatever they’re looking for), and the different houses and apartments for sale. I also believe that all but one of the jobs I’ve ever had, I found on Craigslist. There’s something for everybody. When I found out they had an app, I was so excited. I finally don’t have to type in their site (just kidding, it’s bookmarked) & re-select my area every time I want to scroll through the site. I open it multiple times a day, and it’s the first place I look for almost anything. Thanks for the great app.
Finally an Official App!
Used CPlus for years. Glad they finally put out an official app. -1 star for what’s always been an issue with Craigslist, regardless of platform. Abuse and lax enforcement. Most people on there are fine, but occasionally you run into unhinged people, and there is no help or recourse. I understand it’s a small (and often free! ) operation, but there are solutions. At the very least, they should be scanning for ads which are substantially the same and not allowing them. The most recent abuser I got didn’t like that I took 45 min to respond to his text and got it in his mind that I was a scammer. So he copied my entire ad, including pictures, and added “this is a scam” to it, in multiple places. The pics at the very least, particularly in the same city, should be enough to flag based off some hash and prevent them from posting. I emailed the contact us for faked ads and never heard back. I didn’t get any responses to my ad for a week until I could flag it enough times from different connections and devices to have it removed. Not cool. Imagine for people who have their contact info revenge posted.
Works Great!
Easy to use and looks good, better than using CL on the browser. There’s easy tabs for navigating and you can easily manage postings and see which are active and renew with one click. Photos upload easily. Switching around photos to change which is the primary is MUCH easier on the app than in browser where you have to do touch screen acrobatics to move photos around. My only issue isn’t with the app but Craigslist in general and that’s the vague rules about pet posts and “free to good homes”, whether they’re allowed or not and there’s some algorithm that either deletes rehoming posts immediately based on certain words? or users are allowed to spend hours just flagging any ads that compete with their home-based animal rescue. Either way, the real victims are the animals that people end up abandoning because there’s no easy way to find good new homes.
The developer, craigslist, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Financial Info
Location
Contact Info
User Content
Search History
Identifiers
Diagnostics
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Information
Seller
craigslist, inc.
Size
26. 3 MB
Category
Shopping
Compatibility
iPhone
Requires iOS 11. 0 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 11. 0 or later.
iPod touch
Mac
Requires macOS 11. 0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.
Age Rating
12+
Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
Infrequent/Mild Sexual Content and Nudity
Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes
Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humor
Copyright
© 2021 craigslist
Price
Free
App Support
Privacy Policy
Supports
Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.
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CPlus for Craigslist
Price: Free / Up to $2. 99CPlus for Craigslist is one of the best looking Craigslist apps on the list. You can do most of your usual Craigslist activities, including searching for stuff with or without filters. Additionally, you can save searches, search multiple cities at once, and you can display listings in a few different ways. That adds about as much customization to Craigslist that we think you can get. You can also post ads directly from the app without too much of a problem. It’s not quite as popular as CL Mobile or Postings, but it probably should be. It’s a solid option for Craigslist users.
Craigslist (official)
Price: FreeCraigslist finally launched an official app after many, many years of waiting. This is basically Craigslist in app format. It shows every available part of the site in any city you want. Additionally, you can browse listings, create listings, find jobs, hire people, reply to ads, and even save your favorite postings for later viewing. The design is pretty good and the usability is just fine. The app had some hiccups in its early days but seems to have cleaned up its issues for the most part.
Postings
Price: Free / Up to $2. 99Postings is easily one of the most popular Craigslist apps on mobile. You can do all of the usual Craigslist stuff like search for stuff, post ads, and browse the site’s many categories and sections. It uses a gorgeous Material Design UI that adds a bit of class to the otherwise simple Craigslist experience. That includes a toolbar along the bottom for easy access to most functions, like favorites, search, and the bookmark tool. This is easily the nicest looking Craigslist app on the list and it also happens to work quite well. The free version contains advertising, but you can buy the premium version to remove them. This is the one we would recommend first.
Whatever web browser you like
Price: Free (usually)Here’s the thing, folks. Craigslist isn’t a heavy website to use by any stretch. It works perfectly fine on whatever mobile browser you happened to be using these days. You don’t get some of the stuff like saving searches or stuff like that from the apps above. However, a web browser still lets you surf, search, and post ads. This isn’t an unreasonable solution for those who don’t frequent Craigslist on a consistent basis. The site is devoid of any complex graphics or code that would make it difficult or unwieldy to surf. The apps above are still better experiences overall, but those four Craigslist apps are the best, and the we would recommend just using a web browser before most of the others on Google Play. Plus, you already have a browser.
