I’ve been looking into social media schedulers that work better for businesses in Nepal, especially when it comes to payments. Came across Loomisly and wanted to see if anyone here has used it for their actual business pages.

It supports scheduling for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn, along with a shared comments inbox, analytics and ad management with NPR budgets. It also supports eSewa and Khalti payments, which is what caught my attention.

I’m connected with the people building Loomisly, so I’d especially appreciate honest feedback rather than a sales pitch. How reliable has it been in practice? Any issues with scheduling, billing, customer support or connecting social accounts?

Would you trust it with a business page you depend on, or would you still stick with something more established?

Genuinely interested in hearing both the good and the bad.

https://loomisly.com/

Got 100mbps and there monthly FUP limit per month is 2000GB. latency is great. till now what about your internet. it cost me 10k for 12 + 2 months. it was before the price hike. don't know the current price.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for the best IELTS preparation institute in Kathmandu. My target is Band 8, so I’m looking for a place with excellent teachers, regular full-length mock tests, and detailed feedback on Writing and Speaking.
If you’ve attended classes recently, please share:
Which institute would you recommend?
How often do they conduct mock tests?
Do they provide individual feedback and band-score assessments?
What are the fees like?
I’d really appreciate honest reviews based on personal experience, especially from people who scored 7.5 or 8+.
Thank you!

Hi 21F here, i am on my hometown after some years and i wanna have some friends for running adventure. Also i am easy to talk but i would love formal conversation with respectful attitude. Someone who loves running, life driven and goal oriented. I love a good intellect talk, high achiever also talking pics and for some hangout too. Only positive energy and someone logical too. Would love to have company and would be grateful to have you...

A country that has abundant water resources should not have cities where people struggle to get water. Yo sarkaar ko distribution problem ho, specifically Kathmandu upatyeka khanepani limited. If the state clearly is not able to provide something basic like water then it should be given over to private actors.