Tweetr - Schedule tweets for Twitter - Your Social Media Management Tool Reviews
2/5 rating based on 31 reviews. Read all reviews for Tweetr - Schedule tweets for Twitter - Your Social Media Management Tool for iPhone.
Tweetr - Schedule tweets for Twitter - Your Social Media Management Tool is paid iOS app published by John Ballinger
5 minute intervals, no bit.ly
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If the app had bit.ly integration and the ability to schedule at one minute intervals, I'd have a use for it. No bit.ly is a hassle. Five minute intervals are a dealbreaker.
Awesomeness x100
fuzzfur
I love the idea of being able to schedule my tweets. This is the app that I've been dreaming about and now I own it. Hands down, best money I've ever spent on an app!
What a colossal piece of crap!
Lumpy Rutherford
This app crashes nearly everytime and it continually loses saved work!
Tweetr
PreviousBBUser
Username and password will be stored on tweetr's servers. This must be for the scheduled tweets. Thanks but NO THANKS! Deleted....
Nice idea, but…
Dadditude
Why is it necessary for this app to stop my iPod music/podcasts/whatever from playing whenever I open it? I know you are proud of your sound effects, but I would REALLY rather listen to the audio of my choice.
WARNING: Waste of money & a rip-off
mmaskati
This is a useless app. It doesn't work & if you ever get it to work they store your password on their server. do not buy!
Promising but needs work
Living Comfort Eagle
The idea and functionality are of course great, but I can't base a review off an idea, but rather the execution — which is lacking. First, no dates are shown for previously tweeted items. Just, absurdly, a day of the week. "Monday." Monday of which year? These are, in my case, very old tweets! There is no iOS5 Twitter account integration. Tweetbot does well here. Tweetr should, too. Another gripe: the overly-aggressive URL "shortening" of already-shortened URLs, even those which are shorter than the replacement! This behavior isn't customizable, and shake-to-undo doesn't work to restore your original, pasted URL. I haven't heard of kurl.ws before, and frankly don't trust it to handle all my tweeter URLs. At least it can handle multiple accounts!