Your tweets are absolute short form of the story you have in your mind. Tweelog enables you to compile what topics you regularly tweet, know how each topic is received by your audience, build a story/blog post from your tweets and publish on Medium
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Congrats on the launch Pramod!
I just gave it a try, I used the login with Twitter button (first round it didn't finish processing/redirect after I authorised it), second round it pulled up fast. On Safari on a M1 MBP.
Love the concept and I think the quick view is awesome!
The only part I'm a bit worried about is my data after giving Teelog access. I'm not sure what happens to it, or how it's protected and stored. (Just a disclaimer or how it's handled would give me peace of mind.)
Will definitely recommend this to people as a fast, free tool!
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@jamesskon Thanks James for trying it out :) Your data is neither used anywhere else nor shared with other users. It is securely stored in the databases :) Maybe I will make this info clearly available on web app
@jamesskon@pskd73 I think that would be a great idea, Pramod. Considering how important data security is these days it may be best to explicitly indicate this
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Are you interested in podcasts or audiobooks? Then you should check out the new feature I added - Thread Podcasts - https://tweelog.app/podcasts
1. Creators can maintain their blog and publish the podcast of their threads with just one button
2. Listeners can browse through published podcasts and listen to them when they are doing something else
3. Creators can see the listens to count and read count for each of their threads
More to come! Happy to get feedback :)
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I starting being active on twitter. Twitter is kind of weird and awesome platform in my opinion. You can only send 240 chars and almost all content is text driven. I started tweeting whatever I know quickly and slowly it became my not taking application.
On the other hand, I figured out that there are lot of people on twitter who focus on personal branding, community builders and content creators. Even I write blogs.
In my writing experience, figuring out and choosing the topic to write is one of the hardest part. Even after fixing the topic, building outline and pointers for the article is also hard.
Most of the times, after choosing the topic, I browse through my tweets, filter out related tweets, paste them on a notepad. Reorder the tweets and just elaborate each tweet and it becomes a full fledge article
Boom, here comes the birth of **tweelog**. What it does is
1. Cluster the tweets into topics
2. Show how each topic is performing
3. Browse through each topic’s tweets
4. Rearrange the tweets
5. A place where you can start writing article with the help of tweets as pointers
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This is awesome! Congratulations on thinking outside the box!
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