Tweet Library -- the advanced Twitter app with archiving, collections, and filters. If you have ever wished that you could find an old tweet after it fell out of the Twitter search index, Tweet Library was designed for you.
Important note: Tweet Library is 4 years old and a mature app, updated for iOS 7 and 8, but development is now winding down. It will only be available for purchase until the end of 2014.
Tweet Library keeps a local searchable archive of your own tweets, favorites, and retweets so that you can find important tweets later. It adds collections so that you can curate your timeline by organizing related tweets together. And it includes custom filters to automatically group or hide tweets.
"Tweet Library for iPad makes Twitter useful." - Brett Terpstra, TUAW
"As a Twitter companion and curation tool, Tweet Library is a huge deal." - Federico Viticci, MacStories
Features:
* Download up to 3200 of your own tweets on first launch so that you have a personal archive on your iPad.
* New! Import the .zip export archive from Twitter to load your complete tweet history.
* Search across your own tweets, favorites, and retweets.
* Filter by month with the calendar to find old tweets.
* Organize tweets into collections around events or topics.
* Publish your collections to Watermark.io or Storify to share with friends.
* Create filters to view matching tweets or hide them from your timeline.
* Export your archive, timeline, or collections to a text file on Dropbox or sync with iTunes on your Mac or PC.
And Tweet Library is also a great Twitter client:
* Multiple accounts.
* Posting, replies, and direct messages.
* Conversation view.
* Inline pictures and a web browser.
* Saved searches and lists.
* Tweet Marker last-read syncing.
* Username auto-complete while composing tweets.
* Shorten links in tweets before posting.
* Photo upload to Twitter, Yfrog, and TwitPic.
* Instapaper, Read It Later, Pinboard, and TextExpander support.
If you have access to Twitters export feature, you can now load your entire tweet history into Tweet Library. Click the blue arrow icon next to Archive to get started.
Click the web site link for more documentation, frequently asked questions, and a screencast video.
Questions or feedback? Email [email protected].