Chirp for Twitter for Pc

UPDATE: Bumping review up to 5 stars in response to new information direct from developer that complication availability is forthcoming. That was the only thing that held me back, so in good faith, I’m giving this app the full five stars it doubtless deserves. Thank you! Full review below: As a freelance artist and independent contractor working in the comic book industry, I live and die by my Twitter feed. This app is fantastic for not only keeping me abreast of crucial updates, it allows me to be participatory as well. I paid the additional for the Pro features and have zero regrets for doing so. The interface is pleasing, easy to navigate. The only complaint has nothing to do with the app and everything to do with ergonomics, and that is that my left tricep/bicep area gets a little sore if I’m glancing too long. But that’s what the phone and the iPad are for, am I right? The only thing I wish this app had—and I wish it a lot—would be an available complication for the watch face itself. I’ve positioned it top in my dock, but a complication would make this a 5 star app, in my humble opinion. Well done!

Say what you will about the Apple Watch, the apps for it leaves something to be desired. But every once in a while we get treated to the cream of the crop. I consider myself an Apple Watch expert. I run the world’s largest Flipboard magazine devoted to the Apple Watch as well as the most popular Facebook Apple Watch and Apple Watch groups. I was also the world’s first iPhone blogger going back to 2007, so I feel confident when I leave reviews. this app is, without a doubt, the best of the best when it comes to Apple Watch apps. Not only did Will take a difficult app (Twitter) to turn into this crowd jewel, but he’s a teenager!!!! I mean, seriously ... how can you say one negative about this app? If something is wrong and it’s in his control to fix it, he’ll fix it and, knowing him, he’ll resubmit the app to Apple to get it reapproved so you see it ASAP. You should not only support developers of this magnitude, you should pay for the pro version to ensure he can continue to develop at this level. Believe me, you don’t want the alternatives which often involve expensive yearly subscriptions. Take a look around the App Store and try to find reviews so glowing written by me. You might find one or two, but I don’t believe in giving credit unless it’s credit that’s really due. Will represents the best of all of us and his work is what every other developer should strive for. 5 stars, only because 20 stars is not currently an option.

I’m always a little skeptical these days about apps for social media. However!!! This developer has seemingly got this right to the point where I didn’t mind paying for the pro features and helping support this app and the developer. When an app is this good, it deserves to be support financially and with downloading it for use. Some of the first things I checked out was: 1. How often is the app updated and supported by the developer. 2. Issues with how the app operates on my iOS devices. 3. Developers response time and efforts to help the customer with their product. 4. How intuitive it is to use the app. 5. Does the app function as described. Rarely! I mean rarely! Do I get very excited about an app like this but the answer to the above 5 points is affirmative! This developer has done an excellent job with his app and he supports it frequently with updates. The developer also responds to people’s responses and concerns. The app functions as advertised and I have been using the heck out of it on my Apple Watch series 4. Really nice app for Twitter and love the features and the bell that goes off when I’m checking out my tweets. I just cannot get over how well this app looks and functions on my Apple Watch. Good job Mr. Developer. LOL. PS. Make an app for FaceBook!!!!!!!! Please!!

This is a great start to having a native Apple Watch app since Twitter has removed their watch app and the Tweetbot Apple Watch app only shows activity. This has most of the features that a Twitter client would have on a phone but it fits nicely on the watch. I do have some recommendations for improvement. Firstly I would like to see Tweet Marker integration so my progress syncs with Tweetbot on my iOS and macOS devices and I can pick up right where I left off. Another recommendation is to allow users to pick a font size as font might be a little small for some users. One more feature for the future could be to allow handoff support much like the Apple Watch Reddit client Nano does so that you can choose from multiple popular Twitter clients that are out on iOS and you can easily move from viewing a tweet on your watch to viewing it on iPhone or iPad.