Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Social Networking | Free | Brent Chionh | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Tweetroot pulls in a stream of recent tweets and analyzes what words are being used most frequently across them. From this data, it then creates a colorful collage that highlights the top recurring words in the tweets. This gives you insight into the behavior of your favorite Twitter users, the public response to hashtags and even your own tweeting habits.
Tweetroot lets you analyze 3 types of Twitter feeds:
- User tweets: A user's 1,000 most recent tweets.
- Hashtags:Recent tweets using a certain #hashtag.
- Mentions: Recent tweets from a particular user's mentions.
There are also over 70 color palettes and over 20 fonts you can mix and match to customize your creations. And when you're done, you can easily save and share your creations to other apps and social networks like Twitter, Facebook & Instagram!
Please note: In order to use Tweetroot, you need a Twitter account setup on your iOS device to authenticate with Twitter. If you're having problems, please double check that your Twitter account is added and is allowing access to Tweetroot in the 'Twitter' submenu of the Settings app.
You can also access additional word/language filter settings for Tweetroot in the Settings app.
Have fun!
Love this app!!! I use it for marketing. It would be great if you could add a geographic setting so we can tap into different areas. Sort of like twitter already has for their hashtag system but more detailed. Thanks!
In English works wonderfully but in Spanish does not omit prepositions, articles, etc resulting in non interesting clouds.
Great tool for grabbing word clouds from Twitter. 72 color combinations that look great and not just fillers. Generates images quickly. The only features missing are ability to choose a shape other than square (such as 2x1 wide) and a date range/number of tweets instead of always the last 1,000.
Hi! there is a chance that you can edit or change the words for a few in the country that make sense to them read.thanks