Hello everyone. I just came across this lovely steemit promotional post and I find it thrilling to know that @wherein sponsored the event.

After going through their blog, I noticed that they have an app which is readily available for download through here

From the above image, the @wherein application is available for both Andriod users and Apple users.

About the WhereIn app

WhereIn App is a short APP that allows users to upload photos and make a short blog or feed entry on our frontend, and the frontend will post user’s feed onto their Steem account.

On that note, once the application is been download from here and installed, Here is how to use the WhereIn App

launch the app

Select sign in and choose sign in with Wherein connect

Input your steemit username and active or owner keys

Then you find yourself here

User guild on how to make a post on the WhereIn App

I sincerely hope the English speaking steemains who just installed @wherein app will find this useful because it took me hours to put this down after trial and error using WhereIn application.
First thing first, before making a post, change the node settings on the top right corner at your profile. Once that's is done, you can proceed to the next step. Well, I will drop a image on the node to select. By not changing the node, you are likely not going to be to make a post. Once that is changed, we are good to go

To change your node, click where the arrow is pointed

Then change your node exactly like mine

Once you do that, you are good to go to the creating of the post.

click on the third icon down the screen

once opened, paste your already edited text in the text box

Note: Use steempeak or steemit.com to create your post. Just copy from there and paste it on #WhereIn App text box

Select a cover image for your article

Select tags

Simply select tags that suit your post and you could also search for new tags by tapping the Add Tag icon

Lastly the last box offers you a title Box; title your post

There you have it a complete guild on how to use the @wherein app. It's completely free and you get curated for using it by the community account.

[WhereIn Android] (http://www.wherein.io)