Requesting feedback on a new Twitter writing app
Sebastian Dugudae
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Hi everyone, I’m working on (yet another) Twitter writing tool, centred around the idea of Twitter being ephemeral by nature, i.e. whatever you post, gets lost after a (very short) while.
I am trying to create a writing app that would make it easy to categorise tweets/threads belonging to a specific “journey” of yours. One example of this is: building something in public and tweeting a lot about it over a longer period.
My assumption here is that it would be valuable to have the entire “journey’ in one place. This way, your audience can easily see it and engage with your past content more.
If it’s not too much to ask, I've created a landing page (https://www.tweetsaga.com/) and I’d really appreciate if you could stop by and leave some feedback on this post:
- Is the idea clear enough on the landing page?
- Is this something that you think would be useful, or perhaps even use?
If it’s something that interests you, feel free to sign up to the waitlist as I’ll be sharing more updates soon!
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Katherine@kthrn
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