Description of App
Tweetlogix now offers universal support for iPad and iPhone! Tweetlogix makes Twitter on iOS better than ever. Powerful filtering lets you instantly mute users, keywords or phrases. Design your own color themes, view inline images, search nearby, and much more. All in a simple, fast, easy-to-navigate app. Visit tweetlogix.com to learn more. Powerful FilteringÂ
- Mute users, keywords or phrases
- Mute clients
- Mute retweets
- Filters apply instantly to your timeline
- Review filtered-out tweets
- Design your own color themes
- Tweet or email themes
- Import themes
- Built-in light and dark themes
- Wi-Fi streaming refresh
- Inline image previews
- Tappable links in tweets
- Auto expansion of long tweets
- Gap detection and expansion
- Tap-and-hold link actionsÂ
- Swipe any tweet for toolbar actions
- Translate tweets
- Twitter list and financial symbol links supported
- Tap any tweet to view conversation
- Search for replies
- Auto completion of usernames and hashtags
- Alphabetized and indexed contactsÂ
- Add images and videos
- Tweet Now Playing or select a song title
- Send long tweets with TwitLonger or twtmore
- Background task completion for sending tweets
- Choose from recent hashtags
- Geotag tweets
- Save and manage drafts
- Shorten URLs with bit.ly or TinyURL
- Custom URL shortener and bit.ly settings
- Upload images to Twitter, TwitPic, yfrog, Lockerz, Posterous, Twitgoo, TwitrPix, Mobypicture, or img.lyÂ
- Upload videos to TwitVid, yfrog, Posterous, or Mobypicture
- Create and edit lists
- Use a list as your main Timeline
- Unread count for timelines, lists, and messagesÂ
- Tweets marked read as you scroll
- Tweet Marker synchronization
- Save links to Instapaper, Pocket, Readability, or PinboardÂ
- Instapaper and Readability Mobilizer support
- Search integrated throughout the app
- Search for people or tweets
- Browse Twitter suggested users
- Nearby search with map and list views
- Use a Saved Search as your main timeline
- Easily import iOS Twitter accounts
- Support for multiple Twitter accounts
- Multi-account auto refresh
- Convenient accounts summary view
- Profile editing and image uploading
- Current and local trends
- Trend definitions by What The Trend
- Use a list or saved search as your main timeline
- Rearrange your tabs
- In-app Settings
- Landscape support everywhereÂ
- Pull-down refresh and refresh all
- Email tweets
Comments
On the way to being accessible
Somewhat out of the blue, the Tweetlogix developers have explicitly addressed accessibiity issues in the latest update.
There still appear to be some issues, most notably not being able to access usernames mentioned in tweets or hashtags if there is also a link, and VoiceOver not reading timestamps and the bio information on user profiles, but this is now quite close to being a real option for VoiceOVer users.
What's New in Version 1.9.9
More accessibility fixes in 2.0
I've still to test this new version thoroughly, but my initial experiences are very encouraging. I might even be getting close to calling this fully accessible.
What's New in Version 2.0
Tweetlogix 2.0 has arrived with universal support for iPad and iPhone! This update has been a long time in the making and I'm happy to release it as one universal app. Thanks to everyone who has helped make Tweetlogix successful. Enjoy Tweetlogix on iPad.
Note that Twitter will begin changing to their new 1.1 API on March 5th. Tweetlogix 2.0 is ready for this change. Please be sure to upgrade to Tweetlogix 2.0 prior to March 5th. Earlier Tweetlogix versions will no longer function after Twitter completes its API changes.
New Features and Improvements
Bug Fixes
Changes for Twitter Display Requirements and Terms of Service
Note that the Twitter 1.1 API introduces changes in Twitter rate limiting. Previously, Twitter permitted each user to perform up to 350 operations per hour. With Twitter 1.1, the rate limit varies depending upon the type of operation being performed and resets every 15 minutes. For example, Twitter now permits 15 home timeline refreshes every 15 minutes.
You can monitor your Twitter rate limits by navigating to Profile > Twitter Rate Limits. A new setting is also provided if you prefer to disable rate limit error reporting. To help reduce the likelihood of exceeding Twitter 1.1 rate limits, the minimum auto refresh interval has been increased to 5 minutes.
Also note that Twitter's 1.1 API no longer supports "Retweets to Me" and "Retweets by Me" which were previously available in My Profile. An alternative way to find retweets posted by yourself is to navigate to Profile > Tweets where you can find all of your tweets and retweets.
Further findings on version 2.0
I've now had more of an opportunity to play with this latest update, and the good news is that my first impressions were mostly right and this is now very usable with VoiceOver.
Timelines, profiles, composing, lists, DMs all seem to be fully accessible. Tweets are read in full, along with timestamps.
On the list of accounts, VoiceOver still won't read the additional information that my limited residual vision tells me is there (not enough to tell me what it actually is, though), but I am assuming that it is information that is also available on your actual profile page. If it is simply telling you stats such as the number of followers, tweets and so on, then this is available and accessible on your profile page.
When you swipe across a tweet (akin to the swipe to delete gesture) a number of icons appear below the tweet. These are not found by VoiceOver. Again, I don't know what these icons actually do, but I am assuming that they give access to some of the options that you can also access by simply double-tapping on the tweet. This takes you to a page which has links to the poster's profile, the tweet, all the options that you would need, and the conversation if there is one. Everything on this page appears to be accessible. The only minor quirk is if you double-tap on the body of the tweet, in which case what happens appears to depend upon the content of that tweet. If it has a single hashtag, username or link, it will do something appropriate to that. However, if it has a number of these, I think it defaults to an action based upon the first one that it finds. Again, this is not a major problem, as buttons below the tweet body give access to links, hashtags, user profiles, and so on.
All in all, the improvements are very encouraging, and I'm looking forward to seeing some further tweaks in the next update.
Some of the new features in this app are also quite neat - for example, the various muting options and information about your remaining Twitter rate limits.
2.0.1 fixes 1 more problem
The latest update fixes 1 more of the outstanding accessibility problems:
What's New in Version 2.0.1
An upcoming 2.1 update will also introduce Wi-Fi streaming timeline refresh. This will help reduce problems due to Twitter's new 1.1 API rate limits.
I'm using an iphone 4s, and
love this app
since tweet list has stopped being developed, I have switched over to this as my go to twitter app on the iPhone.
how to bring up actions?
hi all, great app but how can I bring up tweet actions for each tweet without going into each tweet everytime? has anyone contacted the devsabout this issue?