Before December 9th, when you logged out from Splitweet or deleted cookies, the selected twitter accounts for reading where emptied and in future logins was necessary to pick them again.
Now, no matter what you do we store in the database your last selection of accounts for reading, so if you login again on a different computer you always see your last choice. Hope it helps you save some time.
Splitweet is a free twitter multiaccount manager that allows you to follow and monitor your brand(s).
If you are a
Mac user, you can run Splitweet as an
application using Fluid.app. It won't take you more than
2 minutes to configure it, and you'll always have your tweets at
hand. With Fluid you can have any website configured as an
independent application.
To make it work you only need to download Fluid.app, run it and fill the form as shown in the picture:
If you use a different language other than english, put the subdomain in the address for a quicker access. For instance, http://es.splitweet.com if you want Splitweet in Spanish. You can use our ninja as the icon to make it look better (Save this image in your desktop):
And that's all!
If you are a Windows user or Linux user:
There are 2 options: You can do the same using Chrome (win only), but I haven't tested it yet. As a second option, a Splitweet user, Soroush, has reported that Mozilla Prism is doing the same, you can read that in his blog. Download and share your experience to others!
Here I leave some quick tips that might help you increase your experience with Splitweet. We don't have a manual detailing every aspect of the application (who would read it!) but a quick post has the same effect, here it goes:
If you click on the "What are you doing" header you'll hide your accounts selectors, so you have more space for reading. It will remain closed until you click on a button that involves writing or you click the header again.
You can set some preferences in the "profile" link that you might find useful. E.g: Opening links in new tabs, show Twitter user/full names... have a look. What there is by default it might not be the best choice for your needs.
Show to yourself only what you CAN read. Hide your corporative accounts and add their names in the brands' mentions: you'll stay tuned on what's going on without having to read all the updates these accounts are generating... You can always re-add a hidden account by clicking on the link and read from time to time these accounts.
In my case: Despite I have several accounts I only read 3 of them on a daily basis, it is impossible to me to read all the people I follow through splitweet or other big accounts, but I am well aware of what happens through the brands' mentions. Here's a sample:
Ok, maybe yo do :P but by using Splitweet your Twitter Quota is never reached, because we do the request for you and we don't have any limit (but you do from your machine). Splitweet will look for new tweets and warn you in each account every 90 seconds, and that costs you nothing. Using TwitterFox for instance you can receive updates every 3 minutes the sooner. I have Splitweet opened in a tab all day long, and it really works for me :)
Caution, Splitweet remembers your selected accounts. Do not tweet on the wrong account!
If you have used Splitweet for a while, sure you can help other users by sharing your experienece through the comments!
The Splitweet support email receives every day a lot of comments, suggestions, good words (and bad ones) from registered and not yet registered users. From people who don't know how to browse the page to experts who suggest brilliant ideas.
What I want to show here is the list of the most (not necessarily the nicer) requested features that I've found in the inbox several times, so users say...
I want...
We won't do everything on the list, at least in short. I want to remark that we are not a company and that we do all this in our spare time, so the development is slow. And, NO we can't promise you a specific date. We do our best, and we are also open to anyone who might help us, specially in the Adobe AIR development, firefox plugin development and translations. The first 3 points in the list are started :)
We also did a lot of stuff based on this kind of comments, just to put ten:
And of course Splitweet is now in 11 languages...
Yesterday we published our last update, including the new 'retweet' icon. This icon allows you to quote other people tweets, without having to write their @name and copy/paste the content of the tweet.
It has been a long awaited feature, asked for many of our users due to the increasing popularity of the 'retweet' practice.
At this moment it isn't supported natively by Twitter, so it doesn't exist an standard way of retweeting (like the @name for replies for instance). Most of people use the 'RT' or 'Retweet' convention, and in fact our first intention was to use 'RT' too, but then we heard about some alternatives that sounded interesting: the use of one single Unicode symbol to identify the retweets. Since we're using a communication system with one main limitation -140 characters-, it seems that makes sense to try to find the shorter way for all this stuff.
Following these recommendations we implemented the Unicode symbol for recycle: ?. It represents perfectly what retweet means and is only 1-char long. The problem: it doesn't work under some circumstances: Windows or iPhone, for instance. :-(
So... we have to find an alternative and need your help to choose the better one. Would you help us? We start: our vote is for » , other Unicode symbol, visible for major part of OSs.
Splitweet is nominated for a Shorty Award (the best producers of short - 140 characters or less, on Twitter - content in 2008) in the #apps category.
The Shorty Awards honor the world's top Twitterers. You can nominate as many people for as many categories as you'd like until midnight December 31st (tonight). The final voting round will be held in January.
We need your votes:
It's easy, just 1-click. Thank you! ;)
Splitweet is online since end-november. These are the top languages used by Splitweet users in one month (about 12.000 visits)
In bold what we already have. Splitweet is now in 6 languages, and 2 more coming shortly (Portuguese and Italian), although it seems that the natural progression would be the Japanese version... but we still haven't found a translator!
If you are interested in localizating Splitweet to your language, please send an email to translators AT splitweet.com
Happy local-splitweeting!!
Hace poco más de una semana que lanzamos Splitweet, y aunque están siendo unos días MUY intensos, con contínuos ajustes, mejoras y nuevos idiomas, no queríamos dejar pasar la ocasión de agradecer a todos la acogida masiva que ha tenido el servicio y los comentarios y sugerencias que nos habéis hecho llegar a través de emails, comentarios y artículos, tweets... Se han publicado más de 3000 artículos en blogs y centenares de tweets. ¡Increíble! Y es que no esperábamos algo así. Al fin y al cabo, todo empezó como un experimento.
A principios del mes de noviembre
decidimos, junto con dos
amigos compañeros de trabajo, desarrollar una herramienta que
nos permitiera ahorrar tiempo al gestionar nuestras múltiples
cuentas de Twitter y nos permitiera hacer seguimiento de las
personas que hablaban sobre nuestros proyectos o sobre
determinados temas: tras repasar muchos clientes de Twitter
disponibles, ninguno de ellos reunía las funcionalidades que
necesitábamos, o no las implementaban de forma que fueran cómodas
de utilizar dentro de un interfaz único.
Bajo esa premisa, estuvimos un par de semanas revisando decenas de clientes web, de escritorio y móviles, pensando en nombres, en cómo daríamos a conocer el servicio... y concluímos que podría ser divertido plantearnos el desarrollo de Splitweet como un reto: debíamos conseguir diseñar y desarrollar la aplicación en menos de una semana. Y pensamos que la mejor manera de forzarnos a conseguirlo era anunciar públicamente una fecha de lanzamiento... ¡antes siquiera de ponernos manos a la obra!
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