Here at EverythingTwitter we have reviewed hundreds of apps. Well many of them come and go. Some got bought. Others closed shop when APIs changed. And some just lost the interest or funds of the developer. One good way to keep up with your own privacy, and see what has closed, is to view your list …
Tweriod is a free tool that runs an analysis of your followers and gives you the best time to tweet to get maximum exposure. Continue reading
Windows OS has been getting a lot of love from Twitter developers over the past year, and Tweeki keeps the love coming.
If you haven’t heard about Tweetbot by now, you either don’t own an iPhone or have no iPhone friends. Tweetbot is a Twitter client for iPhone that, visually, is refreshing to see in the Apple App Store.
TwitWipe gives you that fresh start you always wanted to have by removing all, yes all, of your tweets. There is no archiving with this tool, the writer really means that it simply deletes everything and gives you that fresh start. Continue reading
Fllwrs provides you with a record of who follows and unfollows you each day on Twitter. While I think having a service showing times of unfollowing, having it tweet them out would not be a good choice.
If you’re curious to know when someone first signed-up for Twitter or even how long you’ve been on yourself, look no further than TwBirthday. Simply type in any Twitter handle and TwBirthday will give you the Twitter birthdate for the username you entered.
TweepDiff is a simple tool where you enter two Twitter account names and view the difference between their followers or those they follow. It works very well when you have large groups of people in common and a close number of of either. A large skew of numbers gives a long list. I compared myself … Continue reading