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Products that do what Sorting tweets by user/regex/list does

I got tired of the cognitive dissonance involved in reading twitter -- topics kept jumping around. So, i wrote a thingy. Features: - filter by user, list, or regex - each group you filter to has its own "mark as complete" button (so you don't have to read everything in one sitting, but can still be a completionist eventually). - tries to do inline images with a lightbox - tries to be compact - first time users, can have it auto-gen a config fore you - config is a multi-line text block so super-powerful but not UX friendly Drawbacks: - does save your configuration in a db in the cloud so not…

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    Sorting67

    Sort the people you follow on Twitter into tidy lists.

    2014

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    Save, organize & find Tweets to get the most out of Twitter

    2021

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    Bookmark & organize your favorite tweets with different tags

    2021

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    Flitter231

    A simple, beautiful Twitter client for iOS

    2018

  5. 5TM

    I've been wanting a "pro-feel" Twitter stats dashboard for a while now. Inspired by Geckoboard I built TweetBoard.me If you're a Twitter power user you might like it :) Looks best in full screen! Note: There were problems when first launched but now it should be working at the real address: http://TweetBoard.me (Not working on mobile)

    2011

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    twiBook136

    Twitter bookmarks alternative

    2024

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    Do more with Twitter

    2022

  8. 8ST

    2020 · same.energy

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    Simply split your tweets

    2017

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    The most popular tweets categorized and ranked, every day

    2018

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    Browse Twitter without the some-user-liked tweet clutter.

    2020

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    Twitter37

    Really short blog posts, unclear if it'll take off at all

    2014

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    Sorts your timeline into custom topics and removes noise!

    2016

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    dGif.me94

    Shows the users you interact with the most on Twitter.

    2021

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    Making Twitter Extra Terrific

    2014

  17. 17AB

    Recently i stumbled on too many clickgates on the Medium blog Towards Data science. Considering that most people publish to share knowledge on Medium and are driven into putting their content behind a paywall, without actually getting paid for it, including myself. I felt like Medium is running the academic publishing scheme. Get free content and get paid for it. So I decided to create a small script to bypass the paywall on Medium, it turns out it also works on other newssites. Heres the website: https://sugoidesune.github.io/readium/ For the curious I will explain the…

    2019

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    Make TweetDeck even better!

    2014

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    (Musk might not be thrilled about this, but here goes nothing!) I use Twitter Bookmarks a ton having bookmarked hundreds of tweets over the years ... all saved with the hope of revisiting them eventually. Sound familiar? It's fine if these were random tweets, but they're not. They're the cream of the crop, meticulously selected by me. Ironically, they just end up neglected in the bookmarks tab. So that's why I built Twitter Bookmarks: - Auto-categorizes your saved tweets - Search tweets by any category you like (think Bootstrapping, Fundraising, and more) - Export to CSV/JSON Just…

    2024 · twitterbookmarks.com

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    We built a Chrome extension and iOS app that filters Twitter's feed using Qwen3.5-4B for contextual matching. You describe what you don't want in plain language—it removes posts that match semantically, not by keyword. What surprised us was that because Twitter's ranking algorithm adapts based on what you engage with, consistent filtering starts reshaping the recommendations over time. You're implicitly signaling preferences to the algorithm. For some of us it "healed" our feed. Currently running inference from our own servers with an experimental on-device option, and we're working on fully…

    Apr 2026 · imbue.com

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    Hey everyone, Common advice for inexperienced hackers suggests "scratching an itch." Like many others here, I spent too much time on HN, Google Reader and Twitter searching for interesting stuff, so I decided to write an app that brings interesting links to you with no other distractions. HighFive uses Twitter and bit.ly's APIs to find interesting links in your timeline. When you log in, you'll see a group of five links with voting arrows. No HN comments or RSS feeds with hundreds of links--just a few interesting articles that you can read, then get back to work. HighFive was built using…

    2011

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